AC/DC have been famously hesitant to release their music digitally. Their albums came to iTunes in 2012—almost a full decade after the store launched. Now, their records are finally coming to streaming services starting tomorrow, The New York Times reports.
According to the Times' sources, AC/DC will make their records available on Apple Music, Spotify, and Rdio starting tomorrow.
AC/DC are one of the last big tent rock bands to abstain from making their albums available to stream. Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd took the leap in 2013.
Here's their "Back in Black" video:
