Hard to believe that AC/DC was formed all the way back in 1973 in Sydney, Australia, but lead singer Brian Johnson mentioned, during an interview with Popeater about his new memoir Rockers and Rollers: A Full-Throttle Memoir, that the band might be getting together to plan something for their 40th anniversary.
Johnson, lead singer of the group since the death of Bon Scott in 1980, said, “ I’m going to see the boys and we’ll probably have a little pow-wow and a chat to see how we’re feeling.
“We never ever say ‘we’re going in the studio January next year,’ if you do that me darl you’re straight under pressure and we’ve never worked like that. We’ve always been very easygoing. We’re like migrating birds, we smell the air and scratch our arses and say, ‘Hmm think it’s time.”
When asked about another tour, Johnson said, “Well if an album comes out although I don’t think I could do two years again, that was brutal but I’d sure hate to say that’s the end of it.”