Their best album in 30 years, it’s a record that — like The Razors Edge — could be a new generation’s introduction to AC/DC. With the band’s legendary discography on the mind, Heavy Consequence ...

This month marks the 45th anniversary of Highway To Hell, the classic sixth album by Australian rock institution AC/DC. I mention this because I have written a column about my favorite AC/DC songs, ...

(TheBRHM.com) In 1975, Hall of Famers AC/DC dropped a double dose of Australian hard rock. I gave the debut album High Voltage a listen and figured “Well, High Voltage is right there. Might as well.” ...

The Razors Edge marked a turning point for AC/DC. Malcolm Young was freshly sober after a long battle with alcoholism. Additionally, it was the first album on which he and Angus wrote all of the songs ...

CMT ranked it as the No. 1 Southern Rock song of all-time, while "Sweet Home Alabama" was also inducted into the Grammy Hall ...

Slash has shared the key albums in AC/DC's career that remain among his favorites. "Powerage, still probably one of my favorite AC/DC records," remarked the guitarist. "But at the time when I got into ...

Here's the best thing about our list of AC/DC Live Albums Ranked Worst to Best: They're all pretty damn good. A common refrain among AC/DC fans is that the band released the same album 17 times in a ...

Before they head to North and South America for more than 20 stadium shows in 2026, Australian hard rock legends AC/DC are getting things started in their homeland. The band kicked off their Power Up ...

When Metallica started out in Los Angeles in 1981, their uncompromising music – super-fast and super-heavy – made them outcasts in a rock scene dominated by glam metal stars such as Ratt and Mötley ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — An album was created to help surgeons during their surgical procedures. A German medical study from 2022 stated that listening to loud rock music, such as AC/DC, led to an ...

It was once suggested to AC/DC’s guitar-playing brothers Malcolm and Angus Young that all of their albums sounded the same. “Same band!” Malcolm replied. “That’s the good thing about us. It’s just ...