AC/DC “confirm comeback” in new photos posted online

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After several years apart, beloved rock band AC/DC is getting the group back together for a new album. The band hasn’t cut a full album with the original members in a long time.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAfter several days of online hints and teasers, Australian high-volume rockers AC/DC have confirmed their return to active duty by announcing that veteran singer Brian Johnson, drummer Phil Rudd and bassist Cliff Williams have rejoined the band after several years’ absence.A new photo of the band finds them looking older but energized, with lead guitarist Angus Young, now 65, still rocking the schoolboy outfit.The term “Pwr Up” featured in several of the teasers is apparently the title of a new album, although the official announcement does not say when it might be coming. Twisted Sister Singer Dee Snider, a longtime friend of the band, said over the summer that the group has completed a new album.

AC/DC have confirmed their return to action by announcing that Brian Johnson, Phil Rudd and Cliff Williams have re-joined the band.The veteran band have been teasing their comeback in recent weeks, with this week seeing the band sharing a series of ‘PWR UP’ teasers on their social media channels, in newspaper adverts and on posters.This afternoon (September 30) AC/DC have finally confirmed that they are back, with vocalist Johnson and drummer Rudd returning to the fold after four and five years away from the band respectively.Also returning is bassist Cliff Williams (who retired from the band in 2016 following the ‘Rock or Bust World Tour’), while lead guitarist Angus Young and rhythm guitarist Stevie Young complete the line-up.You can see

AC/DC appear to have officially confirmed their long-rumoured comeback after sharing a cryptic video with fans.Posting across the band’s social media channels, they shared a video of a neon light in the shape of their iconic lightning logo.

AC/DC comeback after images seemingly taken from a new video shoot were apparently posted on the band’s official website, before being swiftly removed.The photos, which were obtained by a Brazilian fan site, appear to show band members past and present performing together — fuelling the idea that a new album could be on the cards.Angus Young, the band’s long-time lead guitarist, is pictured in his customary school uniform alongside his nephew Stevie. In the background is drummer Phil Rudd, who had to abandon the group’s tour after being arrested in 2014, as well as singer Brian Johnson, who took a break from the band after suffering hearing loss and was briefly replaced by Guns N' Roses man Axl Rose.