After several weeks of uncertainty and rumors, finally AC / DC's vocalist, Brian Johnson, revealed that there is a good chance that the legendary rock group will go on a world tour before the end of this year, despite the (temporary) absence of guitarist and founding member, Malcolm Young, due to his illness.
Johnson made these statements from the band's website, along with a message of thanks to his followers for the recent support received by the group on the British television program. 'Cars That Rock'. In his press release the vocalist said: “We hope to bring you more programs in the short term but, of course, I have there that which is a slight distraction in my daily work, and which is called AC / DC. And it seems highly likely that we will be on the road again before the end of the year. "
The Australian band has already announced that it will continue to make music despite the sick leave of the eldest of the Young brothers. In fact the group began recording sessions with producer Brendan O'Brien last May. The plan i had AC/DC For this 2014, it was to celebrate its 40 years of training, offering 40 concerts in very specific cities around the world, and this latest news suggests that the plan is still underway to take shape this year.