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Brian Francis Johnson De Luca (born 5 October 1947) is an English singer and songwriter. In 1980, after the death of Bon Scott, he became the third lead singer of the Australian rock band AC/DC. Johnson was one of the founding members of the rock band Geordie formed in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1971.
These are his 30 best AC/DC songs, as chosen by Paul Elliott, official AC/DC fan club member from 1980 to 1982. Hells Bells (Back In Black, 1980) The colossal opening track on the biggest selling hard rock album of all time introduced AC/DC’s new singer in heroic style.
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson explains how he joined the band as it was making its landmark album Back in Black in a new video.
Brian Johnson has become used to extremes. In the past few months, the caterwauling AC/DC lead singer has both made a triumphant comeback after deafness forced him off the road in 2016 and...
In The Lives of Brian (a very British hat-tip to Monty Python), the new memoir from AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson, out now, the 75-year-old metal pioneer shares a wide range of stories from...
Brian Johnson, the longtime lead vocalist of AC/DC, has detailed the hearing loss that led him to withdraw from the remainder of the band’s “Rock or Bust” world tour, but denied rumors that ...
AC/DC's Brian Johnson, Angus Young, and Cliff Williams discuss their new record 'Power Up' and how they pieced the band back together.
We all know that AC/DC’s decision to recruit former Geordie frontman Brian Johnson to replace the late, great Bon Scott in 1980 changed the course of rock music history, and led to the phenomenal success of Back In Black.
Brian tells the 'official version' of the answer to the question he gets asked more than any other - "how did you come to join the band AC/DC?" A twist of fate saw the course of his life...
AC/DC singer Brian Johnson talks about the first time meeting his predecessor, front man Bon Scott, in the mid-1970s for the first time, and the day he was a...