AC/DC makes a powerful comeback with Iron Man 2 soundtrack
- AC/DC's song 'Thunderstruck' regains the No. 1 spot while 'Back in Black' reenters at No. 10.
- The band’s Iron Man 2 soundtrack resurfaces on charts for the first time in over a decade.
- AC/DC's enduring classics continue to demonstrate their lasting legacy in the music industry.
In the United Kingdom, AC/DC, a legendary rock band, has made a significant mark on the music charts recently. Their iconic song 'Thunderstruck' has reclaimed the top spot on the Hard Rock Digital Song Sales chart, marking its sixty-first occasion at No. 1, while 'Back in Black' has reentered the list at No. 10. These classic tracks have clearly maintained their popularity and relevance in today's musical landscape, demonstrating AC/DC's ongoing legacy in rock music. Additionally, AC/DC's album, Iron Man 2, which serves as a greatest hits compilation, has reappeared on the Official Album Downloads chart for the first time in over a decade. This album, which hasn't been listed since December 2014, made a brief return at No. 97, exhibiting the band's continued appeal across generations. In conjunction with this development, Iron Man 2 also climbed back into the top 10 of the Official Soundtrack Albums chart, reaching No. 7 after an impressive total of 774 weeks on the tally. Moreover, AC/DC's presence is not limited to just singles and albums; they continue to dominate other charts as well. The band secured four hits on the U.K. charts, including 'Thunderstruck,' 'Back in Black,' and 'Highway to Hell,' while their enduring hit 'You Shook Me All Night Long' also garners attention on specific genre charts. This ongoing success underscores AC/DC's status as a genuine music phenomenon with a timeless catalog. Overall, these notable achievements emphasize the band's remarkable ability to maintain relevance in the dynamic music industry, showcasing how classic rock can continue to resonate with audiences years after its initial release. The resurgence of popular tracks as well as a decade-old album suggests that rock music lovers still embrace these anthems, reinforcing AC/DC as one of the pillars in rock history.