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AC/DC played the 24th and final show of their Power Up European tour on Saturday at Dublin’s Croke Park, bringing their first extended trek in eight years to a close. You can see the set list and watch video from the show below. The Aussie rock titans’ 21-song set list was identical to the one they’ve used on most Power Up tour dates. They opened with the one-two punch of “If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It)” and “Back in Black” before shifting gears to play “Demon Fire” off 2020’s Power Up. They played a myriad of classics from across their storied career, including “Hells Bells, “Shoot to Thri...
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It’s been eight years since Axl Rose memorably joined AC/DC, but stories surrounding his brief tenure continue to emerge. Chris Slade, AC/DC’s drummer at the time, reflected on Rose’s run during a recent appearance on the On the Road to Rock podcast: “Axl, I think, honestly, he did a great job – tremendous job. He’s not Brian [Johnson], and he wasn’t trying to be Brian – and he also was not trying to be Bon. He’s got a lot of respect for Bon Scott. I know he has – and AC/DC.” Though his reverence was obvious, AC/DC was sure to lay down the law regarding Rose’s involvement. “With AC/DC, I was s...
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AC/DC guitarist Angus Young is getting two new Funko Pop! figures. Both feature Young in his trademark schoolboy outfit and cap. The Pop! Moment Angus Young Dancing on Stage set finds him sporting a red suit, blue cap and includes a stage with the AC/DC logo. The other set finds him in a green outfit without a stage. Both are available from Funko.com and Amazon, with the latter listing a Nov. 18 release date. Young has been immortalized in plastic with four previous Funko Pop! figures – one that features him wearing a black suit, another red one, a limited edition blue-suited “chase” figure fe...
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Generations of fans probably knew this already, but science has now confirmed that AC/DC is the top rock band for drinking songs. They notched four of the Top 10 rock songs in a study conducted by whiskey retailer Flask & Barrel, claiming the No. 1 spot with 1990’s “Thunderstruck,” No. 2 with 1979’s “Highway to Hell,” No. 4 with 1980’s “Back in Black” and No. 8 with “You Shook Me All Night Long,” also from 1980. Brian Johnson sang “Thunderstruck” and the Top 40 hits “Back in Black” and “You Should Me All Night Long,” while original frontman Bon Scott handled vocals on “Highway to Hell.” READ M...
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