Who is the sole constant member of the Australian hard rock band AC/DC?

Angus McKinnon Young (born March 31, 1955) is an Australian guitarist of Scottish background, best known as the co-founder, lead guitarist, songwriter and sole constant member of the Australian hard rock band AC/DC. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he moved to Australia with his family at the age of eight. Known for his energetic performances, schoolboy-uniform stage outfits and his own version of Chuck Berry's duckwalk, Young was ranked 24th in Rolling Stone magazine's 100 greatest guitarist of all time list.

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William Laughlin

Malcolm, his brother, retired in 2014 due to health reasons and died in November of 2017.

Kerry

If anyone knows Melbourne Victoria. I seen them as a 12 yr old at Broadmeadows Town Hall in 1975 fronted by the great Bon Scott.

JohnnyRoulette

It’s a shame Angus kept going after Malcolm could no longer play. Hopefully Mock or Keith wouldn’t continue after the other is done.

Brian Reynolds

One of Australia's greatest exports

Player

Cohelian, Malcolm Young died from dementia in 2017. Angus is healthy as far as I know.

Cohelian

Got to see them in Mpls, MN when I was about twenty. Angus wore a diaper. They were great. Sadly, last I heard he was suffering from alzheimer's.

kite005

larrywagner, You make me wish that I bought an AC DC cassette so I could have done that.

Margaret Martin

I met Brian Johnson from about fifty years ago his ex wife worked for my parents her sister who is one of my best friends the band he played in at the time played at my high school dance after I spoke to a teacher at school about the band. I haven’t seen Brian for many years.

Annie

Not a clue😳

Char

Got it..

Mr.LaFaye

Saw them twice back in 80 & 81 Black in Black and Hells Bells. Rochester NY I might have burnt one or two ... dozzen

larrywagner

Back in 1990, I had a jacked up black Ford 250. Rode on 35 inch tires, beautiful country boy truck. I let my daughter borrow for the weekend. Monday morning when I fired her up, out of my alpine stereo, with more speakers than I needed, came AC DC. At an ear splitting level. The next time we were riding down the road togather, I held the cassette out the window by the tape and let it go. That was my fondest memory of AC DC. I stop and buy her a new cassette. Daddies do that for their little girls.