According to sources, Brian Johnson said he is "Tired of denying it."
Brian Johnson has reportedly confirmed his return as the lead vocalist for AC/DC on a new album.
Last year, there was a rumor that the rock icons were working on a new album. This would feature the work of the late guitarist Malcolm Young on all the songs. Young died in November 2017 after retiring from the band due to dementia.
Johnson was forced to leave the band due to hearing loss. He was replaced on tour by Guns N' Roses Axl Rose . He reportedly reunited with the band to record a new album when he was photographed with drummer Phil Rudd in a studio.
Now, the American band Terrorizer has announced that Brian confirmed the news after they met.
“We ran into Brian Johnson at the airport today,” he wrote on Facebook. “We asked him about the rumors of him being on the new AC/DC album. He said 'yes' and that he’s 'tired of denying it.' It was a nice surprise to end the tour.”
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