phil rudd

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is headed to court for a judge-alone trial beginning April 21 on charges of threatening to kill and drug possession.

If Phil Rudd is going to make AC/DC's gig at the 57th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 8, he's going to have a very tight window to do it.

However the legal drama surrounding AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd eventually resolves itself, you have to give the guy this much: He doesn't seem to be letting it put much of a cramp in his style.

The unidentified man explains that Rudd offered him $250,000 Australian ($192,000 U.S.) and the pick of one his luxury cars to be his bodyguard.

The man Phil Rudd was once accused of trying to hire to kill someone has told his side of the story.

According to a new report, Rudd threatened to kill a contractor and his daughter during a phone conversation.

Very little about Phil Rudd's life seems to make any sense these days, but reports have started coming in regarding his latest run-in with the law, and we at least have some idea of what led up to the coffee shop scuffle that ended with the AC/DC drummer in handcuffs.

The AC/DC drummer was arrested again after a public dispute with a former employee.

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been full of surprises lately, but when it comes to the criminal charges he's currently facing, he's doing exactly what everyone expected: pleading not guilty.

Phil Rudd's day in court yesterday started with an arrest warrant and nearly ended with a car accident.