Stevie Young, the legendary guitarist for AC/DC, has been hospitalized in Buenos Aires, Argentina, ahead of the band's scheduled performance on Monday. The hospitalization was confirmed by a spokesperson for the band, although the reason for his admission remains unclear. As per reports from Reuters, Young is receiving precautionary medical attention, and several tests are planned to assess his condition.

At 69 years old, Young has taken on the role of lead guitarist for AC/DC since 2014, succeeding his uncle Malcolm Young, who co-founded the renowned band in 1973 with his brother Angus Young. Malcolm passed away in 2017, and Stevie's involvement has continued to carry on the Young legacy within the band. Despite his hospitalization, the spokesperson stated that Young is in good spirits and is eager to perform at the upcoming concert.

AC/DC is recognized as one of the most successful hard rock bands globally, known for their electrifying performances and timeless hits. Their ongoing world tour underscores their sustained popularity and fanbase, despite the changes in line-up over the years. As fans and music enthusiasts await updates on Young's health, the anticipation for their performance in Buenos Aires remains high, given the band's significant reputation in the rock music scene.