Brian Johnson.

A special moment few days ago on stage in Oxford, England. In concert Paul Rodgers who's doing what he calls his Free Spirit tour performing tunes from his days when he had the band Free. Joining  Paul to do an encore his old friend Robert Plant and Brian Johnson...

The latest release from the Greg Billings Band features a vocal assist from Brian Johnson — delivering his first studio performance since departing AC/DC earlier this year.

Pending tests with new hearing technology, estranged AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson could return to the stage as early as six months from now.

As the name implies, the long-time AC/DC frontman will explore the lives and work of some of rock's best-known producers.

Brian Johnson will be meeting with an expert in hearing technology to find a solution to his hearing issues + invited lucky fans into his home.

Count Roger Daltrey among those who don't think AC/DC should go on without Brian Johnson.

Brian Johnson has released a lengthy statement explaining his hearing issues and sitting on the sidelines as AC/DC will reschedule tour dates without him.

Before selecting Axl Rose to front the band, AC/DC auditioned the singer of tribute act Back in Black.

According to comedian Jim Breuer, a friend of Brian Johnson’s, the singer is upset over AC/DC's current situation and feels like he's been kicked to the curb.

In the latest in a string of setbacks for AC/DC, Brian Johnson has been advised by doctors to "stop touring immediately or risk total hearing loss." The band is being forced to reschedule 10 upcoming US tour dates in their 'Rock Or Bust' World Tour including The Palace on March 20.

AC/DC survived the departure of co-founding member Malcolm Young, but that doesn't mean they haven't considered calling it quits.

He's long since earned his spot at the mic, but at this point he was still the new guy.