AC/DC

AC/DC is an iconic Australian hard rock band, formed by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young in 1973, famous for their raw, high-energy, guitar-driven music, powerful riffs, and stadium-filling shows, often described as pure "rock and roll,"with legendary singers Bon Scott and Brian Johnson leading iconic albums like Highway To Hell and Back In Black, making them pioneers of heavy metal and one of music's best-selling acts.