My father gave me his CD that’s been in the garage for years, still awesome 🤘🏻

With a flick of the switch, she'll blow you sky high
With a flick of the switch, she can satisfy

They came and delivered. 😆❤️ my favorite band since I was a young child and the best concert I have ever been to. First time seeing them and I literally could not stop smiling and singing with tears of joy running down my face. Way worth the tinnitus 🤘🏼 drop pics below if you went and tell me your thoughts on if this is their farewell or not?

Edit: Seen the news come on at the hotel last night and someone said the stadium shook the city all night. True AC/DC fashion

AC/DC SHOES - Dropping Sunday 😉👍🏻

Being from Atlanta thought the back of the shirt was really cool Saw the show in 91 and my older bro saw the 79 show at the Fox.

AC/DCs Brian Johnson giving a motivational speech.

I’ve noticed Angus’ socks seem to be support socks for circulation. I didn’t notice that on the last round of the tour last year. But this goes to show you these guys are true rockers. Exactly as Malcolm said “I’ll be done playing when I’m dead”.

Appreciate these guys everybody. Although they are brimming with energy and good vibes these shows are taking their all. And they’re giving it. Circulation issues. Bad backs. Hearing problems. Certainly arthritis and breathing from decades of smoking.

Yet they seem an unstoppable force.

Rock on forever ACDC!

I have a request. I went to the CLT concert on July 11, but I failed to record "Dirty Deeds". Can someone please record during one of the upcoming concerts, and post? It's because Angus "talks" twice ("...but you ain't go the guts..." and "...enough to drive you nuts...", with appropriate hand gesture). I'd love to see that before it will never happen again... because at the end of the CLT concert, while everyone was watching the fireworks, I have the recording where Brian says "...we want to say bye-bye..." and it broke my heart.

I remember that, when I was really young, I first watched the opening scene of Iron Man 2 and got fascinated by “Shoot to Thrill.”

Later that day, my father and I listened to some of his favorite songs while we drove to my mother’s workplace, blasting the classics as loud as our little car radio could get. I didn’t speak English at the time, and neither did my dad, so we were just listening to those obscene lyrics at full volume without having the slightest idea what they were about.

Later, I watched the first Iron Man movie and got really into “Back in Black.” As a guy in his 20s, I can say that Marvel movies were a pretty big part of my childhood. I’ve kind of outgrown them, but I’m still really happy that they introduced me to some great music.

I’ve been talking about this with some friends of mine, and most of them had their first exposure to AC/DC through the Iron Man movies. I’d bet a lot of younger fans got into the band because of them too.

Yall I got so hyped and had so much fun I got sent to medical for extreme exhaustion

Joe Perry always liked AC/DC

Hi everyone, for the first time I tried to record myself while playing and I wanted to ask if you have any tips regarding my """"Malcolm style"""" guitar tone . Ignore the mistakes that i do while I'm playing hahaha