AC/DC’s Brian Johnson on overcoming hearing loss and their explosive new comeback album Power Up

There was a time, rather recently, when we thought we had seen the last of AC/DC. The band’s lead singer Brian Johnson faced serious hearing loss, drummer Phil Rudd was in court over drug charges, bass player Cliff Williams left the group, and most heartbreakingly, co-founder Malcolm Young died in 2017 due to complications with dementia. What happened after all of these setbacks is kind of incredible, but the band withstood adversity and has now returned with a new album called Power Up. Johnson joined Tom Power to discuss AC/DC’s big return.

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