AC/DC’s most historic concerts include the earliest AC/DC appearances featuring Malcolm Young and his brother Angus Young, their rise to fame with frontmen Bon Scott and then Brian Johnson, and more recent struggles with health issues (for Malcolm) and the legal system (Phil Rudd). Here’s a look back:
A look back at AC/DC’s historic highs and awful lows.
Gallery Credit: Nick DeRiso
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