Brian Johnson

Brian Johnson has reached out to Stephen Ambrose, the inventor who offered to help him combat his hearing loss with in-ear monitors that could allow him to continue touring.

Angus Young has a message for AC/DC fans taking sides following singer Brian Johnson's health-related exit from the lineup: Don't believe everything you hear.

"Please don't stop performing," Stephen Ambrose tells long-time AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson. "Help is on the way."

No one in the crowd could have known it at the time, but AC/DC's Feb. 28, 2016, performance in Kansas City looks like it was the end of an era.

Longtime AC/DC singer Brian Johnson has offered a detailed explanation of his recent hearing issues and departure from the group.

Brian Johnson's hearing loss may not be as bad as initial reports suggested — but AC/DC might be moving on without him anyway.

While AC/DC consider their options following the news that singer Brian Johnson is facing total hearing loss, a former vocalist has already offered to take his old job ba

Brian Johnson has been openly discussing his hearing loss since at least 2014, when he told Howard Stern that rock 'n' roll wasn't fully to blame.

AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson has been "advised by doctors to stop touring immediately." The band is now considering using guest singers for their remaining U.S. dates.

AC/DC survived the departure of co-founding member Malcolm Young, but that doesn't mean they haven't considered calling it quits.

As AC/DC prepare to launch their first-ever tour without co-founding member Malcolm Young, singer Brian Johnson admits that he's thinking more about death these days.

AC/DC singer Brian Johnson rang in the new year last night by joining Billy Joel onstage to perform one of the band's all-time classic songs.