THE STORY OF AC/DC : AUSTRALIAN SUPER GROUP. AC/DC is a hard rock group formed in the city of Sydney (Australia) in 1973 by Scottish brothers Malcolm and Angus Young. Their first concert was held the last night of 1973, coinciding with the release of her single Can I Sit Next to You Girl, whose lead singer was Dave Evans.
Initially made famous live performances, thanks in part to the flamboyant style of his lead guitarist, Angus Young, usually dressed in schoolboy uniform at concerts. In 1976, with the release of the album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap introduced the new singer Bon Scott would make a great impression on the band. That same year they moved to the UK, from where the brothers Young, of Scottish descent, and immediately took the top sales positions with albums like Let There Be Rock (1977) Powerage (1978), which followed If You Want Blood You've Got It (1978) and the album Highway to Hell (1979), which sold millions of copies. On February 19, 1980, vocalist Bon Scott died of alcohol poisoning in the back seat Your friend Alistair Kinnear and was replaced by Brian Johnson, who belonged to the Geordie.
