Despite all sorts of tribulations -- deaths, retirements, disabilities -- AC/DC is still riding its highway to hell, which ...

The Beatles? The Stones? Led Zeppelin? Please... when it comes to rock, no one comes close to these three consecutive AC/DC ...

Even though they’re calling this the “Power Up” tour after the band’s last record, AC/DC played only two tunes from the album ...

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 ...

On drums, Phil Rudd. His return was hailed by Malcolm ... it would not sound out of place on Back In Black. In the freewheeling Anything Goes, there’s a nod to Slade, and to Brian Johnson ...

On drums, Phil Rudd. His return was hailed by Malcolm Young as “pure ... With its crunching riff and reach-for-the-sky chorus, it would not sound out of place on Back In Black. AC/DC - Rock N Roll ...

The band tore through its meaty catalog: “Back in Black,” “Highway to Hell ... their bassist. Drummer Phil Rudd stayed home to care for his partner with terminal cancer.

That year’s “Back In Black,” which was dedicated to ... The Young’s nephew Stevie Young took his place, while longtime drummer Phil Rudd was sidelined by legal issues.

“It feels great to be back,” said Johnson, before launching into “Back ... The newly formed rhythm section had a tough task filling the void left by founding drummer Phil Rudd and retired bassist ...

“It feels great to be back,” said Johnson ... section had a tough task filling the void left by founding drummer Phil Rudd and retired bassist Cliff Williams, but both handled their duties ...