MUSE & Brian Johnson of AC/DC - Back In Black [Reading Festival 2017]

Back In Black, performed by Brian Johnson and Muse at Reading Festival, 2017

In memory of Malcolm Young, rhythm guitarist for AC/DC and co-writer of Back In Black, one of the greatest rock songs of all time. Rest in peace.

WILL OF THE PEOPLE - The new album released 26th August 2022

[jllyroger]

Brian Johnson at 70 years of age....Rock on.

[durulseren]

Brian's voice is not what its used be. But that effort to hit the high notes, thats what makes him a rockn roll hero. He does not cheat. Pure rockn roll!!

[mertronael]

When he said "That means a lot to me, thank you" I really felt emotional. This was his first comeback after his hearing issue. And seeing the crowd, still cheering for him, still singing with him, I'm sure that really made him happy. He is a humble, down to earth and emotional man. I love Brian. No bullshit, just a great guy to drink with and Rock'n Roll. I hope he never quits.

[Twongo]

When Bon died everyone in the world thought, "Well. That's it. There is no one that could possibly work with AC/DC." Then this guy comes along. The definition of a miracle. It's like finding a drummer for Zep or guitarist for Hendrix.

[saddamalridho]

Brian's voice at the age of 70 is far better than my whole life

[charliecarrouth]

Matt’s happiness throughout this is so great

[ewinst]

Matt was definitely in fanboy mode. It's great to see the new generation giving respect . Thumbs up

[dafi]

Love how Bellamy jumping around like child but playing guitar so clean

[nowttodowithme]

Brian's vocals still absolutely slap at the age of 70. Legend.

[conannanoc]

I love it how Muse don’t bother to keep their cool. They are playing with their heroes and their faces cannot contain their grins. For this and being talented (and hard-working), they deserve every piece of the success they get.

[kostaskitmi]

at 70 years old, performing better live than most frontmen out there . what a LEGEND

[kenyachristensen]

The way Matt was literally jumping 5 feet in the air across the stage the whole time and the pure look of enjoyment and starstruck and fanboy is what made this video. xD Great performance from incredible artists!

[NickBrick]

Without a doubt one of the coolest things I’ve had the pleasure to have seen live.

[v-goose]

I was there. I ditched my mates and pushed all the way to the front to see the band I was most excited to see all weekend, Muse. I was at the front, right on the metal fence. When I heard the lead singer say "welcome to the stage Brian Johnson". I thought Brian The last person I expected to see, my childhood hero. First two albums I ever bought, High Voltage and Back in Black. I played them till my ears fell off when I was a kid. This show was the best moment of 2017, I almost thank you for a memory I'll never forget.

[marqueli]

Muse showing respect to this legend... my respects to Muse for this.

[Beatts]

I'm a HUGE ACDC fan and I gotta say, Muse killed it with Brian. Well done, I'll check out their stuff now. Thanks for posting the vid

[billyfagg]

Was in the crowd when this happened.. it is a moment I’ll never forget

[mattpope]

Brian Johnson looks genuinely humbled to be getting love from an audience that might not normally be his fan base, and I think the youngsters thoroughly enjoyed an unexpected jolt of old school rock and roll

[KfirOchaion]

The rhythm part of the solo was played by Malcolm from the heavens

[Dabaka]

It's like, when you are young, you want to be a famous rockstar. You get your first guitar, make a band with your friends in a garage somewhere. You try to play your favourite AC\DC songs and imagine you play this for thousands of people.
Then you grow up, and you actually become famous with your band although you have a completely different style now.
But then when you are on the stage and you get to play that song from your childhood again, you don't care if it's your style or not - your inner child just emerges and your dream comes true.