Bon Scott

A statue of the late AC/DC singer was unveiled in the Scottish town where he spent the first six years of his life.

AC/DC's frontman had been out drinking with friends, when the casual evening took a terrible turn.

It wasn't under the white-hot spotlights of Madison Square Garden or the Hollywood Bowl.

A new biography promising to offer an inside look at the life of former AC/DC singer Bon Scott— through the eyes of "three of the people who knew him best" — is coming to bookstores this fall.

The charismatic Bon Scott was so beloved because he lightened AC/DC's sense of menace with humor and self-deprecation.

Bon Scott is often remembered for his habits, but as one of his former bandmates reminds us in a new interview, the AC/DC singer was also remarkably driven.

A previously unrecorded song credited to the late Bon Scott could finally see the light of day.

Bay Area rockers Y&T rubbed shoulders with a number of future superstars when they were starting out in the late '70s and early '80s.

History was made as the band closed out their 'Highway to Hell' tour with a makeup date in Southampton, U.K.

Before Bon Scott joined AC/DC in 1974, he sang in several other bands, among them the Mount Lofty Rangers.