The impossible return of AC/DC: 'You could feel the electricity in the air' | AC/DC | The Guardian
AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson denies band is breaking up | Redland City Bulletin | Cleveland, QLD
AC/DC's new album features "surprises" from the late Malcolm Young
AC/DC Cofounder And Guitarist Malcolm Young Dies, Age 64 : The Two-Way : NPR
Brian Johnson Says He Cannot Discuss AC/DC's Future | iHeart
AC/DC Frontman Brian Johnson to Publish Memoir 'The Lives of Brian'
The Brothers Who Built AC/DC | The New Yorker
AC/DC Lineup Changes: A Complete Guide
AC/DC singer Brian Johnson reveals how his mother was a resistance fighter | Daily Mail Online
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AC/DC's Brian Johnson Had Suicidal Thoughts After Axl Rose Replaced Him
AC/DC confirm 2020 line-up, reveal first official photo of reunited band | Guitar World
Report: AC/DC to Tour This Fall After Release of New Album
Angus Young Interview: AC/DC's 'Power Up,' Malcolm, 'Back in Black'
AC/DC's historical singer Bon Scott was born in 1946 and died in 1980 when he was 34 years old. AC/DC's current singer Brian Johnson joined them the year Bon Scott died: Brian
AC/DC Singer Brian Johnson On Joining A Grieving Band, 'Back In Black' And His Tears For Late Malcolm Young
AC/DC Returns With 'Power Up,' A Tribute To Malcolm Young : NPR
AC/DC announces new album with Brian Johnson returning four years after he quit | Daily Mail Online
AC/DC makes return at Power Trip after 7 years, world tour to follow? | The Australian
AC/DC thunder strikes singer's hearing | RNZ News
AC/DC to play first live show in seven years
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson chronicles a life of ups and downs in new memoir | Fortune
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AC/DC postpone tour as Brian Johnson is told he could go 'completely deaf' | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
