Brian Johnson Embraces Aging While Mick Jagger Disagrees

In a recent interview, AC/DC’s iconic frontman Brian Johnson shared his positive outlook on aging, contrasting sharply with Mick Jagger’s more pessimistic views. At 78, Johnson finds performing more enjoyable than ever, stating that the thrill of the unknown keeps him energized on stage.

Johnson’s comments come as AC/DC embarks on the North American leg of their Power Up Tour, which kicked off on July 11. The band is set to deliver a powerful 21-song set, culminating in a final show on September 29 in Philadelphia. Johnson noted that the unpredictability of live performances adds excitement, saying, “You’re all rehearsed; you know all your parts… but the unpredictability still keeps you on edge.”

Guitarist Angus Young, 71, chimed in with a lighthearted take on their performances, joking about the little things that can go wrong. Johnson added that their stage presence has evolved, allowing them to interact more with the audience, making performances more enjoyable.

As AC/DC continues to rock stages across North America, Johnson expressed gratitude for their multi-generational fanbase, saying, “I’d love to thank them all one by one.” With their legacy firmly established, the band remains a testament to the enduring spirit of rock.

Source: ultimateclassicrock.com

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