A rock band that was legendary in the 70s/80s has announced the continuation of its latest tour and the band is coming to ...

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Huge crowds were at Murrayfield Stadium on Thursday night as AC/DC fans gathered for the Power Up tour. With the stage still warm from Oasis, the band were stopping off in Edinburgh as the only UK ...

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One of the biggest challenges of success, especially for a band like AC/DC, is maintaining it. In the late 1980s, AC/DC experienced the blessing and the curse of being one of the biggest rock bands on ...

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Brent Ladyman remembers seeing AC/DC perform for just $3.20 like it was yesterday. He not only saw the rock band play live, but went to the local pub with the band members afterwards. But laughing ...

Rock legends AC/DC made their return to Chicago’s Soldier Field Saturday, proving that they can still deliver their signature concoction of gritty yet anthemic rock ‘n’ roll with high energy after ...

AC/DC fans are discovering that a sewing machine inspired the ’70s rock band’s name. While the group’s catchy tunes like “Highway to Hell” and “You Shook Me All Night Long” are still being played on ...

The family home where rock band AC/DC was founded has been mistakenly demolished by a property developer in Australia. Located in the Sydney suburb of Burwood, 4 Burleigh Street had long been a place ...

AC/DC will keep those power levels way up in 2025, with the metal greats announcing their first North American tour in nine years. The stadium run will take place next spring, starting April 10 at U.S ...

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