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AC/DC has released its first music video for the upcoming 'Rock or Bust' album, and it's nothing too flashy. The group, minus longtime guitarist Malcolm Young and drummer Phil Rudd, performs the lead single "Play Ball" in the video surrounded by barely clothed women playing various sports that involve balls. -
AC/DC To Film Music Video In October With Fans, Snippet Of New Song Surfaces [LISTEN]
AC/DC will be heading to London in October to film a music video for a new tune off their upcoming Rock or Bust album, and they want fans to be part of the shoot. -
AC/DC Announces New Album 'Rock Or Bust' and Departure of Founding Guitarist Malcolm Young
There's some good news and some bad news this morning (Sept. 24) for AC/DC fans... Good news first: the legendary rock outlet will be releasing a new album Rock or Bust in December. The bad news: AC/DC will be moving on without founding guitarist Malcolm Young for the first time in 41 years. -
AC/DC's Brian Johnson Reveals Details On New Album
Frontman Brian Johnson has revealed to Classic Rock that AC/DC has completed their long-awaited new album, the follow-up to 2008's Black Ice. He told them that the as-yet-untitled album was finished following a series of intense studio sessions in Vancouver. -
AC/DC "Very Likely" To Tour This Year
AC/DC's lead singer Brian Johnson has announced that his band will most likely be touring again later this year, which would be the band's first tour since 2010. The announcement came yesterday in an update posted on brianjohnsonracing.com, Johnson's website for his car racing TV series Cars That Rock.
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