1973
(??. 11.) - formed in Sydney by Malcolm Young (g.), Angus Young (g.), Dave Evans (voc.), Colin Burgess (dr.), Larry Van Kriedt (bg., sax.)
(31. 12.) - first gig in Chequers Club in Sydney 

1974
(??. 01.) - club-tour in Sydney
(??. 02.) - recorded first single
(??. 02.) - left Colin Burgess - joined George Young (dr.) only for the rest of one show
(??. 02.) - joined Rob Carpenter (dr.)
(??. 02.) - left Larry Van Kriedt - joined Neil Smith (bg.)
(??. 02.) - left Rob Carpenter - joined Russell Coleman (dr.)
(??. 02.) - left Russell Coleman - joined Noel Taylor (dr.)
(??. 03.) - Sydney-tour
(??. 04.) - left Neil Smith and Noel Taylor - joined Rob Bailey (bg.) and Peter Clack (dr.)
(26. 05.) - live at Sydney’s Opera House (with: Stevie Wright)
(??. 06.) - signed with Albert Productions
(22. 07.) - released first single „Can I Sit Next To You Girls“ / „Rockin‘ In The Parlour“
(??. 08.) - Australia-tour (with: Lou Reed)
(??. 08.) - left Dave Evans - joined Dennis Laughlin (voc.)
(??. 09.) - left Peter Clack - joined Ronald Scott (dr.)
(??. 09.) - left Dennis Laughlin - Bon Scott on vocals, joined Tony Currenti (dr.)
(??. ??.) - first concert with Bon Scott on vocals at Brighton-Le-Sands Masonic Hall in Sydney
(??. 10.) - live in Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne
(??. ??.) - moved to Melbourne
(??. 12.) - Australia-tour 

1975
(01. 01.) - live at Festival Hall in Melbourne
(??. 01.) - left Rob Bailey - on bass were Larry Van Kriedt, Malcolm Young, George Young, Paul Matters, Bruce Howe
(??. 01.) - left Tony Currenti - joined Phil Rudd
(25. 01.) - live at Sunbury festival in Melbourne
(17. 02.) - released in Australia debut album HIGH VOLTAGE
(??. 03.) - joined Mark Evans (bg.)
(??. 04.) - live at Countdown TV show
(??. 05.) - live at Hard Rock Cafe in Melbourne
(16. 06.) - live at Festival Hall in Melbourne (with: Stevie Wright, John Paul Young)
(??. 09.) - Phil Rudd breaks thumb - for a few gigs helped Colin Burgess (dr.)
(??. 12.) - released in Australia album T.N.T.
(??. 12.) - Australia-tour 

1976
(??. ??.) - signed with Atlantic Records
(??. 04.) - first concert in Europe - at Red Cow in London/UK
(??. ??.) - UK-tour (with: Back Street Crawler)
(14. 05.) - released album HIGH VOLTAGE outside the Australia
(??. 07.) - live at Marquee
(??. ??.) - EU-tour (with: Deep Purple)
(??. 08.) - live at Reading festival
(20. 09.) - released album DIRTY DEEDS DONE DIRT CHEAP in Australia
(??. 10.) - UK-tour (with: Rainbow)
(??. 11.) - released album DIRTY DEEDS DONE DIRT CHEAP outside of Australia 

1977
(??. ??.) - EU-clubs tour
(??. ??.) - EU-tour (with: Black Sabbath)
(??. 06.) - left Mark Evans - joined Cliff Williams (bg.)
(23. 06.) - released LET THERE BE ROCK outside of Australia
(Summer) - North America-tour (with: REO Speedwagon)
(??. ??.) - live at Jacksonville Coliseum (with: REO Speedwagon, Pat Travers)
(Autumn) - EU-tour
(??. ??.) - US-tour (with: Rush, Kiss) 

1978
(??. 05.) - released album POWERAGE
(??. ??.) - EU- and US-tours (with: Alice Cooper, UFO, Aerosmith, Rainbow, Journey)
(??. 08.) - live at Summer Jam festival in Chicago
(13. 10.) - released live album IF YOU WANT BLOOD, YOU’VE GOT IT
(??. 10.-??. 11.) - UK-tour 

1979
(27. 07.) - released album HIGHWAY TO HELL
(??. ??.) - US-tour (with: Def Leppard, Prism)
(??. ??.) - US-tour (with: Cheap Trick, UFO, Ted Nugent)
(??. 12.) - EU-tour (with: Judas Priest)
(??. 12.) - show in Paris was filmed and later released 

1980
(19. 02.) - death of Bon Scott
(??. 04.) - joined Brian Johnson (voc.)
(25. 07.) - released album BACK IN BLACK
(??. ??.) - world-tour (with: Nantucket, Blackfoot, Saxon) 

1981
(??. 02.) - first Japan-tour
(??. 03.) - released album DIRTY DEEDS DONE DIRT CHEAP in USA
(??. 08.) - live at Monsters Of Rock festival in Castle Donington
(23. 11.) - released album FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK (WE SALUTE YOU)
(??. 12.) - US-tour (with: Fastway, Y&T) 

1982
(??. ??.) - US-tour (with: Midnight Flyer)
(??. 06.) - Japan-tour
(??. ??:) - EU-tour

1983
(??: 08.) - during recording left Phil Rudd - joined B.J. Wilson (dr.) to help finish the album (contributions weren't used)
(??. 08.) - joined Simon Wright (dr.)
(??. 08. - ??. 12.) - US-tour (with: Fastway)
(15. 08.) - released FLICK OF THE SWITCH
(??. 10.) - first gig with Wright in Vancouver/Canada (with: Starfighters) 

1984
(??. 08.) - live at Monsters Of Rock festival in Castle Donington
(??. ??.) - EU-tour (with: Airrace) 

1985
(??: 01.) - live at Rock in Rio festival in Brazil
(28. 06.) - released FLY ON THE WALL
(??. ??.) - US-tour (with: Yngwie Malmsteen, Loudness)
(??. ??.) - start of EU-tour 

1986
(24. 05.) - released compilation album WHO MADE WHO with 3 new tracks
(??. 11.) - US-tour (with: Queensryche, Dokken) 

1988
(18. 01.) - released album BLOW UP YOUR VIDEO
(03. 05.) - start of US-tour with Stevie Young instead of Malcolm Young at Cumberland Civic Center in Portland/Maine (with: Dokken, White Lion, L.A. Guns, Cinderella)
(??. 11.) - returned Malcolm Young 

1989
(??. 12.) - left Simon Wright - joined Chris Slade (dr.) 

1990
(21. 09.) - released album THE RAZORS EDGE
(??. 12.) - US/Canada-tour 

1991
(??. ??.) - US-tour (with: King’s X)
(??. 03. - ??. 04.) - EU-tour
(??. ??.) - (US-tour) left Cliff Williams - joined briefly Paul Greg (bg.)
(??. 08.) - live at Monsters Of Rock festival in Castle Donington
(??. ??.) - EU-tour
(18. 09.) - for first time live in Moscow/Russia
(??. ??.) - Australia-tour (with: Judge Mercy) 

1992
(27. 10.) - released live album LIVE 

1994
(??. 02.) - left Chris Slade - returned Phil Rudd (dr.) 

1995
(26. 09.) - released album BALLBREAKER
(??. ??.) - world-tour (with: The Poor) 

1996
(??. 04.) - US-tour
(??. 07.) - EU-tour
(??. 10.) - South America-tour 

1997
(11. 11.) - released compilation BONFIRE
(??. 11.) - US/Canada-tour 

2000
(28. 02.) - released album STIFF UPPER LIP
(??. ??:) - North America-tour (with: Slash’s Snakepit)
(??. 12.) - UK-tour with Backyard Babies 

2001
(??. 06.) - live in Milton Keynes/UK (with: The Offspring, Megadeth, Queens Of The Stone Age 

2002
signed with Sony Music  

2003
inducted into The Rock’n’Roll Hall Of Fame 

2008
(20.10.) released album BLACK ICE  

2009
released compilation BACKTRACKS 

2012
released live album LIVE AT RIVER PLATE 

2014
(??.??.) left Malcolm Young – joined Stevie Young (g.)
(28.11.) released album ROCK OR BUST 

2015
fired Phil Rudd – returned Chris Slade  

2016
left Chris Slade – returned Phil Rudd
Johnson taking a break – joined Axl Rose (voc.)
(21.09.) last concert with Cliff Williams 

2017
(18.11.) died Malcolm Young 

2018
left Axl Rose – returned Brian Johnson
returned Cliff Williams 

2020
(13.11.) released album POWER UP 

2023
joined Matt Laug (dr.) on tours instead of Phil Rudd 

2024
joined Chris Chaney (bg.) on tours instead of Cliff Williams