Drugs, dysfunction and 1977’s Draw The Line album sent Aerosmith into a tailspin that would take a decade to pull out of ...

Rock legends AC/DC will return to Gillette Stadium on Sunday, May 4, 2025, for their "Power Up" North American tour.It will be the band's first performance at Gillette Stadium since 2015 and their ...

Is it an omen? Um, no. Who are we kidding? I’m just happy to be going. I’ve never seen AC/DC live. Hopefully, they’ll perform a lot of the big hits like “Back in Black,” “You Shook Me ...

If Thursday night proved to be AC/DC’s last concert in Pittsburgh, the hard rock legends went out with a bang … or make that a whole lotta bangs. The Australian rockers, making their first Pittsburgh ...

Despite the long lines, this minor inconvenience was far outweighed by the timeless energy that AC/DC brought to the stage. Watching the band live was a reminder that rock and roll energy knows no ...

Next up on the U.S. and Canada leg of AC/DC’s “Power Up Tour” is a show at Ford Field in Detroit. Scheduled for this Wednesday, April 30, the concert opens with alternative rock band The ...

The AC/DC “Power Up Tour” may have hit Michigan already, but the 2024 North American trek with support from The Pretty Reckless is still set to visit Chicago. The 2025 AC/DC “Power Up Tour ...

This journey had many sherpas, and just as many frozen bodies left behind. It was, to coin a phrase, a long way to the top. AC/DC started in 1973 as a quasi-family band. Two brothers, Angus and ...

He proudly stated, "AC/DC live at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas!" further elaborating on his singular focus for the evening, "I didn't gamble, I didn't drink, and I didn't partake in anything X ...

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Released in 1970, this official Stones album was seen as a response to the famous bootleg ... of how AC/DC won over the world with their no-nonsense delivery. Choose the 1986 Live At Wembley ...

The original vinyl came in a brown paper folder that looked like a bootleg and was package with an array of posters and replica bits of memorabilia relating to the Who’s glittering live career.