Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry has opened up about turning 80 this year, admitting she has discovered the “one bad thing about ageing.”

Developers have “accidentally” demolished the house where Malcolm and Angus Young formed AC/DC in 1973.

Wrong guitar and too feminine, it seems

Dani Filth has once again spoken about Cradle Of Filth’s long-awaited collaboration with Ed Sheeran, saying that it is “done and dusted”.

The property was demolished to make way for a multi-million dollar residential development

When two rock legends like Jerry Cantrell and James Hetfield casually jam together, it’s hard not to wonder what could come from it.

In 1963, the Young family moved from Scotland to Sydney, where they spent some time at a migrant hotel and a few rented houses before settling into a permanent home at 4 Burleigh Street. In 1964, George Young, the eldest son of the family, started a popular rock ‘n’ roll band called the Easybeats. George’s two younger brothers Malcolm and Angus Young started AC/DC in that house in 1973. The schoolboy outfit that Angus still wears is based on the uniform he wore when attending nearby Ashfield Boys High School. The means that 4 Burleigh Street is a location with a rich rock ‘n’ roll history — or at least it was, before some developers mistakenly demolished the house.

An 18-minute song isn’t too long, right?