AC/DC

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

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

A new social media photo taken around the time of AC/DC's recording sessions last year has fans speculating.

Late AC/DC singer detailed strain of life on the road in note to a friend.

The hand-written letter, which shines a light on the '70s rock scene, is on the auction block.

You've never heard the band's 1980 classic played quite like this.

Many were skeptical that Rose could fill the Brian Johnson’s massive shoes, including Axl’s longtime GN’R bandmate Slash.

Here's how one of the most successful rock albums ever came together.

On May 24, 1986, AC/DC released 'Who Made Who,' the soundtrack for the Stephen King film 'Maximum Overdrive.'

In the time leading up to the release of Who Made Who in 1986, the '80s had been a bit of a mixed bag for AC/DC.