Many figures in the rock world have shared their grief at the loss of AC/DC’s Malcolm Young over the weekend, but until now, we haven’t heard from AC/DC’s longest-tenured frontman Brian Johnson.
Brian Johnson celebrates his 70th birthday today (October 5), and with the announcement of the 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees also coming down today, it’s appropriate to look back to 2003 when AC/DC received their Rock Hall dues.
Exiled AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson made a surprise return to the stage over the weekend, joining Muse on Sunday (August 27) at the Reading Festival in England for a rendition of "Back In Black."
It's hard to upstage Robert Plant as a concert guest, but Brian Johnson managed to do that on Sunday (May 14) in Oxford, England, when he and Plant both joined Bad Company's Paul Rodgers for a rendition of Barrett Strong's Motown hit "Money."
Guess who's back? Exiled AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson, who's hearing issues forced him off the road and out of the band in March, has returned to singing via a guest appearance on "Old Friends Don't Come Easy" -- a new track from Florida's Greg Billing Band, who Johnson has collaborated with many times over the…
