Although Angus is the last original member of AC/DC, Brian has been their singer for over 40 years now. Stevie Young, Angus' nephew, now plays rhythm guitar in place of Malcom Young, who died. Phil Rudd, their long-time drummer, is currently caring for his girlfriend, who has end--stage breast cancer, and Cliff Williams, their long-time base player, opted to retire from touring, due to the stress involved with it, but he might still play a show or two with them. If they record another album, he'll also more than likely be involved with that. Long live Angus!
On Rhythm guitar is Stevie Young, Malcolm and Angus’ nephew, hes been playing with acdc since 2014 and he also replaced Malcolm in the 1988 tour. New drummer is Matt Laug, he took over from Phil Rudd who’s partner is dying of cancer And the new bassist is Chris Chaney who replaces Cliff Williams who retired
Certainly won't be able to match concerts like "Riverplate 2009". But RESPECT for putting on shows like this at this age, which are by far better than some of the things that young people put on. With Brian you sometimes get the feeling that he's overwhelmed, but Angus, what he does is incredible. Long live AC/DC
I first saw the mighty AC/DC in 1984 on Fly Tour and the other than The Jack every song was a Monster driving through everything and constantly. AC/DC is one of those bands that every album is a hard hitting and even on their worst days they blow the doors off everything.
Although Angus is the last original member of AC/DC, Brian has been their singer for over 40 years now. Stevie Young, Angus' nephew, now plays rhythm guitar in place of Malcom Young, who died. Phil Rudd, their long-time drummer, is currently caring for his girlfriend, who has end--stage breast cancer, and Cliff Williams, their long-time base player, opted to retire from touring, due to the stress involved with it, but he might still play a show or two with them. If they record another album, he'll also more than likely be involved with that. Long live Angus!
If you’re going to keep playing 73year old singers and 69year old guitarists I’m singing up!!!!! Keep going hombre!!!! So says Austin Tx!! 🎸 😎🍸
Well those are my guys. im old they are getting older
@@mrbenreacts yeah man and I’m even older!!!! They still have enough juice left and it’s Amazballs!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤩😎🍸
On Rhythm guitar is Stevie Young, Malcolm and Angus’ nephew, hes been playing with acdc since 2014 and he also replaced Malcolm in the 1988 tour.
New drummer is Matt Laug, he took over from Phil Rudd who’s partner is dying of cancer
And the new bassist is Chris Chaney who replaces Cliff Williams who retired
Certainly won't be able to match concerts like "Riverplate 2009". But RESPECT for putting on shows like this at this age, which are by far better than some of the things that young people put on.
With Brian you sometimes get the feeling that he's overwhelmed, but Angus, what he does is incredible. Long live AC/DC
Fun fact..... Bon Scott is not the bands first singer. Dave Evans is and Bon was the driver.
Awesome. thanks for letting me know
I first saw the mighty AC/DC in 1984 on Fly Tour and the other than The Jack every song was a Monster driving through everything and constantly. AC/DC is one of those bands that every album is a hard hitting and even on their worst days they blow the doors off everything.
This will most likely be their last tour. Angus is 69 and Brian is 77. Just my thoughts.
The stones tour at 80😂😂