AC/DC’s Angus Young says Eddie Van Halen’s death “definitely leaves a big hole”

AC/DC‘s Angus Young has explained the idea behind the title of the band’s new album ‘Power Up’.‘Power Up’ came out earlier this month, and became the fastest-selling album of 2020.“I went through everything — like titles in songs,” Young told Australian radio station Triple M of the selection process for the album title.“In the song ‘Realize’, there’s the line, ‘I’ve got the power to mesmerise.’ The word ‘power,’ it goes back to the name AC/DC.

Jimi Hendrix cover by Eddie Van Halen has been unearthed – listen below.The version of ‘Axis: Bold As Love’ track ‘If 6 Was 9’ has been dug up and remastered by keyboardist David Garfield, and appears on his new EP ‘Guitar Heros OTB, Vol.

AC/DC‘s Angus Young has opened up on why the band have never changed their sound.The hard rock titans have stuck to their distinctive guitar-driven style throughout a career spanning almost 50 years, which has prompted frequent criticism from their detractors.But in a new interview with Australian TV host Waleed Aly, guitarist Young explained that the group made an early decision to stick to what they “do best”.“With us, it’s to be expected,” he said.“As my brother [late AC/DC rhythm guitarist

Slipknot‘s Corey Taylor has reflected on the death of Eddie Van Halen, hailing the legendary guitarist as an “incredible” musician who “influenced 40 years” of rock stars.Appearing on the ‘Talk Is Jericho’ podcast, Taylor explained how he was preparing to celebrate his first wedding anniversary when he first learnt of Van Halen’s death.“The sad thing is that [Eddie’s death] happened on my [first wedding] anniversary.

Van Halen reunion tour would have been a “dream come true.”Hagar was responding to news that the late Eddie Van Halen had thought about a “kitchen sink tour” which would have included bass player Michael Anthony and vocals from both Hager and David Lee Roth.Speaking on SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk, Hagar was asked if he knew about the tour. He replied: “It was totally on my radar.

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AC/DC‘s Angus Young became visibly emotional in a new interview as he discussed his late brother Malcolm Young’s battle with dementia.Appearing on Australia’s 60 Minutes to mark the release of ‘Power Up’, the interview took an emotional turn for Angus when talk turned to Malcolm’s battle and eventual death in 2017.“I think the hardest part was not so much him passing, because that was a kind of end, a relief,” said Angus.“I think the worst part is the decline — that’s the hard part.

death of his music icon father, Eddie Van Halen, Wolfgang Van Halen is opening up about the rocker’s final days, the best piece of musical advice he gave him and why he can never replace his dad in Van Halen. Eddie died on Oct.

Eddie Van Halen’s son, Wolfgang, opened up about mourning the death of his father and what it was like to remain by his side for his final years.   Wolfgang, 29, sat down for an interview with Howard Stern for his SiriusXM show where he opened up about the loss of his dad, describing his current state as “awful.” Although he’s still trying to process the situation, he noted that he’s grateful for the overseas treatment the Van Halen frontman underwent that gave him more time with his dad than

Eddie Van Halen.‘Distance’ is the first solo offering from Wolfgang and it comes after he developed his debut solo album for several months prior to his father’s passing.“I never intended ‘Distance’ to be the very first piece of music people would hear from me, but I also thought my father would be here to celebrate its release,” Wolfgang said in a statement.“This is for him.

Eddie Van Halen‘s son Wolfgang has detailed his father’s battles with illness in the years leading up to his death last month.In a new interview on The Howard Stern Show, Van Halen revealed that towards the end of 2017, his father was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer.“The doctors were like, ‘You have six weeks’,” he told Stern, adding that his father went to Germany to receive treatment.“Whatever the fuck they do over there, it’s amazing, because I got three more years with him.”Wolfgang

AC/DC‘s Angus Young has recalled the very first time he heard Jimi Hendrix‘s music.Speaking in a new interview, the guitarist discussed some of the influences that helped shaped some of AC/DC’s earlier albums.“The thing is a lot of what goes in those albums, when we were younger, that’s where a lot of it all goes back to, at that point — like when I was an early teenager; 13 or 14,” Young told Tiny TV.

Wolfgang Van Halen is honouring his dad Eddie Van Halen, who succumbed to cancer last month.

The late Eddie Van Halen is being remembered for his massive impact on music. 

Eddie Van Halen was celebrated and remembered by music titans at this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony.