13 on Columbia Records, “Power Up” reunites the AC/DC roster of Johnson, Angus Young, Williams and Rudd first heard together on “Back in Black.” Stevie Young will again take over the rhythm guitar duties for his uncle, co-founding band member Malcolm Young, who died in 2017. “So it was a case of contacting everyone to see if we’d all be on board.”
“I had a lot of material together and our management was wondering if we were thinking about a new album,” Young recently told our sister publication USA TODAY. Lead guitarist and bandleader Angus Young, though, didn’t think so. Johnson has been AC/DC’s vocalist for every subsequent release, but things started to fall apart following their 2014 album “Rock or Bust.” Drummer Phil Rudd dropped out of the upcoming tour due to legal issues, Johnson had to be replaced by Axl Rose mid-tour because of his now corrected hearing issues, and at the end of the tour, bassist Cliff Williams announced his retirement.ĪC/DC, one of the most popular rock bands of all time, looked finished. AC/DC appears ready for another comeback.įour years after departing the band due to hearing problems, Sarasota resident Brian Johnson returns as lead singer for their highly anticipated new album “Power Up.” It’s a role Johnson first landed just in time to write and record AC/DC’s breakthrough 1980 album “Back in Black,” following the death of singer Bon Scott.
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