AC/DC - Officially Licensed Merchandise

1. High Voltage (1976) - AC/DC’s international debut introduced listeners to the band’s direct, high-energy sound with songs such as “It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll),” “T.N.T.,” and “The Jack.”
2. Highway to Hell (1979) - Bon Scott’s final studio album with AC/DC features the title track, “Girls Got Rhythm,” and “Touch Too Much.” Its sharp production and unforgettable riffs helped establish the band worldwide.
3. Back in Black (1980) - Recorded with new vocalist Brian Johnson, this landmark album includes “Hells Bells,” “You Shook Me All Night Long,” “Shoot to Thrill,” and the title track.
4. For Those About to Rock We Salute You (1981) - Featuring the cannon-powered title track, this album reinforced AC/DC’s stadium-rock sound.
5. The Razors Edge (1990) - Songs such as “Thunderstruck,” “Moneytalks,” and “Are You Ready” introduced AC/DC to another generation.
6. Power Up (2020) - Built from ideas developed by Angus and Malcolm Young, Power Up includes “Shot in the Dark,” “Realize,” and “Demon Fire.”

AC/DC’s straightforward, hard-hitting approach became a foundation of hard rock. Their powerful riffs, simple arrangements, and memorable choruses influenced generations of musicians across hard rock and heavy metal. Their refusal to chase trends helped create a catalog that continues to reach new audiences.

AC/DC’s concerts are known for Angus Young’s schoolboy uniform, energetic guitar solos, large stage productions, and songs built for arena crowds. Major eras include the Highway to Hell, Back in Black, Black Ice, Rock or Bust, and Power Up tours.

Angus Young - Lead Guitar: Known for his schoolboy stage outfit, energetic performances, blues-based solos, and instantly recognizable riffs.

Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar: A co-founder and principal songwriter whose tight rhythm playing formed the backbone of AC/DC.

Bon Scott - Vocals: Scott’s gritty voice, humor, and rebellious personality powered the band’s early albums.

Brian Johnson - Vocals: Johnson joined in 1980 and made his debut on Back in Black.

Cliff Williams - Bass: Williams’ steady bass lines provide the dependable low-end foundation.

Phil Rudd - Drums: Rudd’s controlled, hard-hitting style gives AC/DC its distinctive groove.

AC/DC songs have become fixtures in films, television, sports arenas, advertising, and popular culture. The lightning-bolt logo and Angus Young’s schoolboy image are among rock’s most familiar visual symbols. AC/DC was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003.

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