Currently, Brian Johnson.
Brian Johnson
The first lead singer of AC/DC, Dave Evans was from Australia as was their second singer, Bon Scott. Brian Johnson- their third and current singer is from Newcastle, England.
Brian Johnson... he was hired after Bon Scott died, and Back in Black was the first album (CD) with the new lead singer.
The first singer was Dave Evans in which he did only 1 single and AC/DC did not like him and got rid of him. Then Bon Scott was the singer until he died in 1980 due to a long night of heave drinking and choked on his vomit. They then hired Brian Johnson who today is still the lead singer.
brian Johnson
Currently, Brian Johnson.
AC/DC is the band that plays the song but the person that sings it is there lead singer Brian Johnson
Bon Scott who was the lead singer of AC/DC before he was replaced by Brian Johnson.
Brian Johnson
The first lead singer of AC/DC, Dave Evans was from Australia as was their second singer, Bon Scott. Brian Johnson- their third and current singer is from Newcastle, England.
Brian Johnson... he was hired after Bon Scott died, and Back in Black was the first album (CD) with the new lead singer.
The first singer was Dave Evans in which he did only 1 single and AC/DC did not like him and got rid of him. Then Bon Scott was the singer until he died in 1980 due to a long night of heave drinking and choked on his vomit. They then hired Brian Johnson who today is still the lead singer.
He's not exactly new, in fact he has been with ac/dc for almost 30 years. His name is Brian Johnson.
There original singer was Dave Evans but he got replaced by the band's driver Bon Scott. but when bon died of alcohol poisoning in 1980 acdc hired Brian Johnson to replace him. he's still singing to this day.
Dave Evans (fired) 1974-1974 Bon Scott (deseased)1975-1980 BRian Johnson (current) 1980-Present
AustraliaAngus & Malcolm Young are originally from Scotland.They emigrated to Australia in 1963 with the family.The current lead Singer, Brian Johnson, is from Newcastle in the North-East of England.