The iconic Aussie band have a fierce Scottish fanbase through Scottish-born members Bon Scott and Angus and Malcolm Young. AC/DC last played in the country in 2015 at Hampden Stadium in Glasgow.

AC/DC founding member Malcolm Young, brother of Angus, died, aged 64, in 2017 after suffering from dementia. And the long-serving rhythm section of bass guitarist Cliff Williams and drummer Phil ...

Bryce Redburn lives just streets away from where the legendary band's founders, Angus and Malcolm Young, grew up in Cranhill, and has visited them in Australia and backstage at huge shows.

A Glaswegian relative of AC ... The Young brothers were born and raised in Glasgow before moving to Australia in 1963, where the iconic band was formed in 1973. The group - who had Angus-born ...

Fans of AC/DC fans were excited after hearing the band ... The legendary band's POWER UP tour will see Angus Young, Brian Johnson and Stevie Young joined by Matt Laug, filling in on drums for ...

"Very sad to hear of the passing of Colin Burgess. He was our first drummer and a very respected musician," the post read. "Happy memories, rock in peace Colin." Advert AC/DC is currently made up of ...

AC/DC have announced a Summer 2025 leg of European tour dates. The outing follows AC/DC’s previously announced North American tour and kicks off June 26h in Prague, Czech Republic. In total, the rock ...

AC/DC vocalist Bon Scott, who tragically died in 1980, was also Scottish and even had a 'Scotland Forever' tattoo on his arm. Angus Young is the only surviving Scottish member currently in 2025 as ...

A decade later, the first iteration of AC/DC was formed. The line up went through many permutations, but stabilised around the Young brothers, singer Bon Scott - who was born in Angus and also ...