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Mick Hutson 1965-2023: "Most people’s reaction to my job is ‘you lucky sod!'"

Mick Hutson photographed pretty much every rock legend during his 37-year career, but his charm is what people loved

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Live RocKwiz show brings Australia’s music culture to the nation

RocKwiz will play live shows for the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, and around Australia in celebration for Mushroom Group's 50th anniversary.

The New Daily

Bon Scott's pre-AC/DC bandmate remembers their wild times: “We nicknamed him Road-Test Ronnie. He tried it all!”

AC/DC's former frontman Bon Scott was also, apparently, a talented marriage counsellor

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Prince George's very unexpected music taste Prince William said he's 'very much into'

Prince George's favorite band might not be what you expected

Woman & Home

Prince William revealed Prince George’s favorite band and you’re definitely going to be surprised at who it is

Prince William revealed Prince George's favorite band and it's really unexpected!

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Prince George loves listening to Led Zeppelin and AC/DC, according to his rocker dad Prince William

Prince William reveals that his 9-year-old son George loves rocking out to classic rock

Louder

Ted Nugent's Midnight Special videos are a reminder that he was once worth watching

Four songs from Uncle Ted have appeared on the Midnight Special's YouTube channel and there's no camouflage in sight

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How a Slash superfan ended up trading guitars with his hero… three times: “I was wondering if it was real life or if I’d died”

Guitar collector Todd Puma shares the surprising story of how he came to own a trio of the Guns N’ Roses legend’s personal Les Pauls – and why he bought two of Gibson’s ultra-limited Murphy Lab Greeny models

Guitar World

The stories of 10 'regular folk' made famous by rock songs

What do Spoonman, Arnold Layne, and an unnamed security guard at Studio 54 have in common? They all inspired classic songs

Louder

A photo of AC/DC's infamous 'Rosie' has appeared online - and your help is needed

46 years after Whole Lotta Rosie was released, AC/DC author Jesse Fink has published a photo of the woman he believes to be the song's original subject

Metal Hammer

Prince William reveals son George's very unique music taste at just nine years old

As the Royal family gear up to watch the Coronation concert later this evening, Prince George may be left a little disappointed as none of his favourite bands will be playing after his dad, Prince William, shared his son's unique taste in music

Daily Mirror

Prince George 'a big fan' of Led Zeppelin and AC/DC

The Prince and Princess of Wales spoke to fans who attended Big Lunch events

Wales Online

From Highway to Hell to High Voltage, crowds gather in Fremantle for Bon Scott rock 'n' roll tribute

It all began three years ago with Highway to Hell, now AC/DC classics are being belted out across Fremantle — the former home of the band's late, great frontman Bon Scott — at a High Voltage event.

ABC News

Metallica’s Kirk Hammett: “With 72 Seasons, I improvised 20, 30 solos, gave them all to Lars and Greg Fidelman, and went, ‘You guys edit them!’”

Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo draw back the curtain on the metal album of the year: the gear shakeups, the Angus Young and Ritchie Blackmore-inspired guitar approach, and the response to critics of Kirk’s improvisational soloing approach

Guitar World

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Remembering the time Bon Scott made a rival drink his urine. Out of a turkey

When former AC/DC singer Bon Scott ran into Daryl Braithwaite backstage in 1975, the Sherbet singer thought he was being offered some poultry-flavoured champagne. He was wrong.

Metal Hammer

Watch pro-shot footage of Tool, Primus and QOTSA members covering Ænima

That benefit gig featuring members of Tool, Primus and Queens of the Stone Age is the gift that keeps on giving

Louder

Remembering the time Bon Scott made a rival drink his piss. Out of a turkey

When former AC/DC singer Bon Scott ran into Daryl Braithwaite backstage in 1975, the Sherbet singer thought he was being offered some poultry-flavoured champagne. He was wrong.

Guitar World

Joe Bonamassa plays AC/DC’s Back in Black like you’ve never heard it before in this soulful rhythm ’n’ blues reimagining

The blues-rock ace has teamed up with funk band Scary Pockets and vocalist Joanna Jones to offer a new take on Angus Young’s iconic riff and solo

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Watch Joe Bonamassa sit in with Scary Pockets and Joanna Jones for a funkified cover of Back In Black

Bonamassa ditches the pick and picks up the SG for a laid-back version of AC/DC's hard-rock anthem, but sadly does not perform in school uniform

Louder

How a huge onstage brawl with Deep Purple proved the making of AC/DC

After AC/DC and Deep Purple went head-to-head in 1975, no-one ever messed with Angus & co.’s gear again

The National (Scotland)

10 things that changed my life: James Cosmo

SCOTTISH actor James Cosmo tells Adam Robertson about the 10 things that changed his life...

Metal Hammer

Angry again: how Last Action Hero's incredible soundtrack helped keep metal alive in the 90s

Megadeth, Anthrax, Alice In Chains, Queensrÿche... Schwarzenegger's Last Action Hero may have flopped with critics, but 30 years on, its soundtrack is an absolute classic

Metal Hammer

Watch Tool and Queens Of The Stone Age members perform Led Zeppelin and AC/DC songs with Primus

Members of Tool and QOTSA joined Primus on stage to perform Led Zeppelin and AC/DC classics at a recent benefit concert in Los Angeles

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What happened when AC/DC played an intimate show for 3000 lucky fans in Berlin

In 2003, AC/DC were scheduled to perform for 450,000 fans in Toronto, but warmed up with an intimate show on the other side of the Atlantic - and our man was there to tell the story

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Phil Collen remembers how he was secretly auditioned for Def Leppard during the making of Pyromania without knowing it

He also reflects on why he thinks the band's Britishness helped them break America with the song Photograph

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