AC/DC's Stevie Young Recovers, Tour Continues

0:00The latest entertainment headlines and celebrity stories, right here on entertainment and celebrity news today. AC DC guitarist Stevie Young landed in the hospital just before the band's power-up tour shows in Buenos Aires. The 69-year-old rhythm guitarist felt unwell when the group arrived in Argentina, so he got checked out with some tests. The band shared that he's doing fine now and staying positive. Stevie stepped in for his uncle Malcolm Young back in 2014, becoming a full member when Malcolm's health declined. He had already filled in during earlier tours and has kept the band's signature sound alive ever since Malcolm passed away in 2017. At age 64, fans have been buzzing about the news, but the update eased most worries since Stevie sounds ready to rock. He's the nephew of lead guitarist Angus Young too, and his steady presence has helped AC DC push forward through tough times, like line of changes and health scares. The power-up tour kicked off in 2024 to promote their 2021 album, which honors Malcolm with tracks they worked.

1:03On together years ago, right now they're hitting South American spots before heading to North America this fall. With Stevie expected back on stage Monday, the tour rolls on strong, proving AC DC's enduring power even amid these hiccups.