An Australian radio station has reported that AC/DC are set to retire.
The future of the legendary hard rock band remains uncertain following a report from Perth's 6PR during the early hours of Tuesday morning, which alleged that they were due to call it quits due to the ill health of a band member, believed to be rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young.
The Australian newspaper has since responded to that story, reporting that the band have a six-week recording session booked in Vancouver from May 1, "according to a music industry source".
6PR reported the initial news after receiving an anonymous email. The message, from "Thunderstruck", read:
"I have extremely good contacts in Europe that are very close to AC/DC. I have it on very good authority that one of the band members is quite ill and has returned to Australia with his family. AC/DC members have previously made a pact that no band members will be replaced should someone need to leave the band. No more is currently being said, however the particularly ill member of AC/DC's son has stated that AC/DC may well be over."
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