AC/DC Guitarist Stevie Young Hospitalized, Eager to Return

0:00Stay tapped into pop culture in two minutes or less with entertainment and celebrity news today. AC DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalized in Buenos Aires for routine tests. The 69-year-old musician was admitted out of caution after their recent show. A band spokesperson says he's in good spirits and recovering well. The band is in the middle of their power-up tour, with three big shows lined up at River Plate Stadium on March 23rd, 27th, and 31st. They just played in Santiago, Chile, a few days ago. Fans in South America, especially Argentina, have always shown massive love for AC DC. The group has built a huge following there over decades. Stevie is eager to give back on stage Monday and join the performances. No major issues reported so far from the tests. AC DC has dealt with health challenges before, from losing co-founder Malcolm Young to dementia in 2017, to singer Bon Scott's death. In 1980, members like Brian Johnson and others have stepped away and returned over time.

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