AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson, who turns 64 on Oct. 5, entered the legendary band under difficult circumstances in 1980 as the replacement for the tragically departed Bon Scott.
Not only did he fill those shoes very well right away, over the next three decades he has more than made the lead sin
AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson will marry his two main passions when he hosts the upcoming radio show 'Brian Johnson's Rockers and Rollers' on BBC Radio 2. The program will run for six weeks and feature Johnson playing a wide selection of his favorite music, as well as a lot of talk about cars.
AC/DC front man Brian Johnson is your average ordinary bloke. He likes fast cars, fast women, rock and roll and cannons. But those cannons, as featured during the band's powerful stages shows, aren't always his best friend.
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson has been wearing newsboy caps for decades, while Van Halen vocalist David Lee Roth has only recently made them a regular part of his wardrobe. But who wears them better?
AC/DC singer Brian Johnson says that an illness suffered by one of his bandmates may have temporarily put plans for a new album by the legendary rockers on hold. He wouldn't go into specifics about which member or what the illness is, but he did say it's not terminal and that the afflicted member is on the path to recovery.
AC/DC singer and car racing enthusiast Brian Johnson is gearing to compete in January's Rolex 24 At Daytona -- and will use the endurance race as an opportunity to help raise money for children with cancer. Johnson is teaming up with Fifty Plus Racing to form the "Highway to Help" campaign to benefit the Austin Hatcher Foundation.
AC/DC singer Brian Johnson, a longtime car-racing enthusiast, is planning to compete in the Rolex 24 event at the Daytona International Speedway in the beginning of 2012.
