For fans of AC/DC: what to watch, read & play next

Nearly 200,000 fans at three sold-out shows — the purest live-rock spectacle you can watch at home.

A New York breakdancer lured away from his crew by a disco owner — street energy pulled in two directions.

A clumsy radio host inherits a bankrupt station and bets everything on rock and roll — chaotic and heartfelt.

Soviet kids smuggle Lou Reed and Bowie records and ignite an underground scene — music as defiant survival.

A villain rock star summons a demon; a band fights back — animated, loud, and gleefully dark.

Cops chase a crime boss whose minions bring fire — hard-edged action with unapologetically loud energy.

Sex, violence, and the electric birth of rock and roll — Chess Records legends get the full story.

Skaters, rival crews, and pure street energy — the same defiant youth culture that fed early rock.

Music is literally the force holding back monsters — a sci-fi world where rock is life or death.

Every band from previous seasons reunites — maximum rock-music energy in animated form.

Deep dives into the albums that defined rock history — essential viewing for anyone obsessed with the craft.

Stone Cold and The Rock in the Attitude Era — spectacle, swagger, and pure crowd-charged noise.

Classic NWA brawling from wrestling's golden era — old-school grit with zero compromise.

Bands battle for the biggest stage in a city where music is everything — animated and relentlessly fun.

South Bronx kids chase musical dreams in 1977 New York — raw talent against impossible odds.

An aging rocker chases one last shot at fame — funny, self-aware, and soaked in rock mythology.

Play AC/DC's own catalogue live — the most direct way to live out the band's stadium fantasy.

Shred 80s rock classics on a Gibson SG controller — pure hard-rock nostalgia in game form.

Master guitar, bass, drums, and vocals through rock's greatest tracks — the definitive band simulator.

Hip-hop battles where the environment explodes to the beat — music as a weapon, literally.

Build a band, chase global rock stardom — everything the fantasy demands, controllers included.

Defend a rock concert from bad music in a tower-defense game built for genre loyalists.

Guitar, bass, drums, and vocals across a massive track list — a full band-simulator experience.

Thirty rock anthems on a Gibson SG controller — where the band-game genre began.

Sharp essays on Bowie, the Clash, Iggy Pop — rock criticism that argues its corner hard.

Rock's roots, rhythm and blues, and supergroups traced from the very beginning — a solid overview.

A playful guide to finding the perfect rock — a children's classic with unexpected staying power.

Slash's own memoir redefines sex, drugs, and rock and roll from one of the great guitar voices.

Rock and roll's full rise from 1954 to 1971, comprehensively documented — essential shelf material.

A former elite operative returns to Washington to find out why the CIA betrayed him — relentless and high-stakes.

The Eagles' full story — how they formed, their musical style, and the bonds between band members.

Rock and roll as social history — this updated edition treats the music as a genuine cultural force.