With just over five years without releasing new study material ('Black Ice' - Oct 2008), the Australian hard rock band AC/DC she would be prepared to return to the recording studios to begin her nineteenth record work and also to plan their anniversary tour to celebrate the forty years of the formation of this mythical band. A few days ago the AC / DC vocalist, Brian Johnson, anticipated the scoop during an interview for an American radio, confirming that the group is about to go into recording in a studio in Vancouver (Canada), to start working on the successor to the hit 'Black Ice'.
During the interview Johnson announced: “You are the first to know, until now we were not completely sure when we would start this new project, mainly because one of the boys had health problems. As is a custom in the band, we like to announce the news calmly and always avoid false promises. Now it is a fact, We will enter the recording studio in the month of May in Canada ».
Johnson also added: "We are already with our bags ready, this year we have to celebrate our 40th anniversary in style, and we already have the plan of making a tour that includes 40 concerts around the world. We want a tour that is a true gift for our fans who always continue to support and encourage us. Everything we have done in all these years makes sense thanks to them. Since the last tour, four years have passed and I already miss the energy, strength and emotions of the live show. We will organize a great show, I can assure you ”.
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