AC/DC

40 Years ago today, Bon Scott, lead singer of the Australian rock band AC/DC, passed away at the age of 33.

Former Twisted Sister singer reports that new LP will feature Malcolm Young recordings along with “all four surviving members.”

Why didn't they play 'Highway to Hell' instead?

Singer recalls “weather report” inspiration for “Hell’s Bells” in Dan Rather interview.

“Highway to Hell” road trip secured band's future - but not their singer's.

Atlantic didn't like the idea of the band surrounded by flames and a bass guitar neck serving as a pathway to damnation.

From family business to world-class contenders, the road to their first global hit album had been a twisting one.

Clip was previously available only on the 'Plug Me In' DVD box set.

The band's not-so-secret marketing strategy: Put Angus Young front and center.

Frontman worried about following Bon Scott during ‘70s U.S. tour.