"A lot of people bought the single and came to our shows thinking we were a black act" ...

While The Black Keys are no strangers to covers – those filthy versions of The Beatles ’ She Said, She Said and The ...

What if we told you AC/DC was named after a household appliance? Australian rock band AC/DC rose to international stardom in 1979 with the release of Highway to Hell. Bridging rock ‘n’ roll and blues, ...

AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young was hospitalized ahead of the band's shows in Buenos Aires for their Power Up Tour. Young, 69, was "not feeling well" upon the group's arrival in Argentina. The band ...

BUENOS AIRES, March 20 (Reuters) - Stevie Young, who plays guitar for legendary ‌Australian rock band AC/DC, left a Buenos Aires hospital on Friday, according to a Reuters witness. Young was ⁠seen ...

The 69-year-old musician was admitted to a local hospital after not feeling well on Thursday (March 19). By Gil Kaufman AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young was hospitalized in Buenos Aires, Argentina on ...

Young undergoing medical tests but ‘in good spirits’ and expected to perform, says events promoter AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalised in Buenos Aires after feeling unwell, just days ...

Young still expected to perform on Monday Spokesperson says musician undergoing precautionary tests Beloved in Argentina, AC/DC returns after 16 years BUENOS AIRES, March 19 (Reuters) - Stevie Young, ...

It may be a “Shot in the Dark,” but can we get tickets for as many AC/DC concerts as possible next year? The classic rock icons are heading out on their “Power Up” tour in 2026, and they will make a ...

In February 1975, a gang of scruffy Sydney rockers released their first two albums: High Voltage and TNT. A year later, songs from both records were repackaged into AC/DC’s first international album, ...

Calling all University District residents: Prepare for your neighborhood to shake all night long, because next summer, the highway to hell leads straight to Columbus. Legendary Australian rock band AC ...

The band—featuring Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney—kicked off the North American leg of the tour on April 10, 2025, in Minneapolis and wrapped up the first run on ...