Ten years after they last shook Perth, the rock icons are due to hit town for at least one stadium date later this year.

These three members of classic rock bands deserve way more respect for their roles in propelling their respective bands to greatness.

Sources suggest that legendary band AC/DC will return home in late 2025 for their first Aussie shows since 2015.

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Town Hall is considering leaving Melbourne music fans Thunderstruck by helping to re-create an iconic music video featuring ...

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Anticipation is growing that iconic rock band AC/DC will be in Melbourne as part of their world tour as an early Christmas ...

Yet Frank was an avid fan of the Australian band, as his son, Dweezil, confirmed to Classic Rock in 2015. “He loved rhythm ...

After a bit of a slow start, and with a lineup a touch past their prime, their stadium-geared “Power Up” concert still threw one punch to the solar plexus after another.

Sometimes, getting a classic rock band together with one's siblings is a recipe for commercial and cultural success.