Brian Johnson

Brian Johnson joined AC/DC in 1980 following the death of singer Bon Scott. After auditioning for the group, he headed home thinking he would never get the job.

We're still waiting to see what Brian Johnson's musical future holds, but in the meantime, the former AC/DC singer is keeping busy with a travel series taking viewers along for his Life on the Road.

They apparently discussed a shared passion for racing, rather than music – but we can dream, right?

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.

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

Songs cut in 1971 by the Jasper Hart Band, which featured Johnson, may be able to be heard by the public.

Brian Johnson has met with an inventor hoping to provide him with newly developed in-ear monitors that could help him return to the stage without risking further hearing loss.

Brian Johnson isn't bitter about being sidelined from AC/DC with a hearing problem.

Comedian Jim Breuer has unveiled a new song from his upcoming music album, 'Songs From the Garage.'

Brian Johnson has reached out to Stephen Ambrose, the inventor who offered to help him combat his hearing loss with in-ear monitors that could allow him to continue touring.