Angus Young is renowned for being AC/DC's lead guitarist, but this wasn't always the case, as one show made his brother, Malcolm, step away from soloing duties.

The rhythm guitarist is often overlooked in rock music, but without them we wouldn't have some of our favourite riffs, as James Hetfield can attest.

A 143.9m, 38-storey building featuring a 120-room hotel is planned for the former Sydney home of Angus and Malcolm Young, ...

I loved it so much. I loved Bon Scott's voice and I was enamored with Malcolm Young's rhythm guitar aggression, one of the best," recalled the younger Van Halen. Corgan then took the conversation ...

Green Day injected their Sydney show with Aussie flavour including a nod to Raygun, a hometown rocker and a politically-charged compliment. The frontman’s comment at Engie Stadium came after he ...

Krist Novoselic gives the band a thumping heartbeat through several intense tracks. Listen closely and you’ll hear a musician ...

Road to the Junos is a five-night performance series dedicated to showcasing emerging musicians from the Vancouver area, and ...

"We do what we call a celebration of the music of Cream and we our own take on the songs," explained Malcolm Bruce, the son of the real Cream's co-founder, ...

In 1969, he began playing with the Isleys as a teenager, joining two other young musicians in helping ... The new group, which included Ernie on guitar and drums and Marvin Isley on bass, took ...

As the world lurches from one catastrophe to the next, succour can be found in our Tracks Of The Week contest, where the great and good of rock'n'roll come together to do battle in a way that's both ...