AC/DC is an Australian rock band known for its high-energy performances and signature sound, often classified under hard rock, blues rock, rock and roll, and heavy metal. Originating from Sydney, the band is recognized globally and has become one of the most influential rock bands in history.
Formed in 1973 by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young, AC/DC quickly made a name for itself in the rock music scene. Their third album, 'High Voltage,' marked their first international release. With Bon Scott as the original lead vocalist until his death in 1980, the band achieved mainstream success. Brian Johnson then took over as lead vocalist, with the band releasing the highly successful 'Back in Black' album. AC/DC has gone through various lineup changes but continues to perform and produce music that resonates with fans globally. Their significant contributions to rock music and iconic tracks like 'Highway to Hell' and 'Thunderstruck' ensure their lasting legacy.
