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He's still got it! Angus Young, 61, steals the shows in a red velvet school boy themed costume as he shows off his legendary guitar skills for American audiences

By Jessica Aquilina For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 08:21 EST, 5 September 2016 | Updated: 09:06 EST, 5 September 2016

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He's never been afraid to experiment with his style.

And legendary AC/DC guitarist Angus Young did just that when he took to the Nationwide Arena stage, in Ohio, the U.S, in his traditional school uniform themed ensemble on Sunday evening.

The 61-year-old help to belt out the bands well-known hits, including Highway To Hell, in an over-sized red velvet blazer teamed with matching shorts.

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Making a statement: Legendary AC/DC guitarist Angus Young did just that when he took to the Nationwide Arena stage, in Ohio, the US, in his traditional school uniform themed ensemble on Sunday evening

Angus flaunted his figure in a white button-up shirt, and completed his quirky ensemble with a striped red and white tie and an over-sized bowler's cap with the letter 'A' emblazoned across the front.

The guitarist seemed to enjoy his return to the spotlight as he joined original band member Cliff Williams and replacement lead singer Axl Rose for the energetic concert.

The famed Australian band are currently in the middle of their American tour, and their Columbus show was well-received by fans on social media.

Matching acessories: Angus flaunted his figure in a white button-up shirt and striped tie

'Wow... @axlrose + @acdc = Skull crushing perfection': One Twitter user wrote

'Wow... @axlrose + @acdc = Skull crushing perfection!!' one Twitter user wrote.

While another added: 'Amazing show last night. Thank you @acdc'

The group originally announced they were playing major venues across Europe, America and Australia.

But after the world tour, bass player Cliff Williams will call it quits.

While another added: 'Amazing show last night. Thank you @acdc'

Good vibes: The famed Australian band are currently in the middle of their American tour, and their Columbus show was well-received by fans on social media

Caps above the rest: He completed his quirky ensemble with an over-sized bowler's cap with the letter 'A' emblazoned across the front

The 66-year-old announced last month he would leave the troupe at the completion of their Rock Or Bust world tour this year, citing a lack of enthusiasm and losing his fellow band mates and friends to illnesses.

Reflecting on his decision to leave, the Englishman told Gulfshore Life: 'It's been what I've known for the past 40 years, but after this tour I'm backing off of touring and recording.'

He added: 'Losing Malcolm, the thing with Phil and now with Brian, it's a changed animal. I feel in my gut it's the right thing.'

The announcement comes after Brian Johnson's swift departure from the group in April.

In the limelight: The guitarist seemed to enjoy his return to the spotlight as he joined original band member Cliff Williams and replacement lead singer Axl Rose for the energetic concert

New spot: The Guns N' Roses vocalist replaced Brian Johnson after he allegedly left the band for medical reasons

Band members took to social media to address rumours surrounding the singer's quick and unexplained exit from the group.

Cliff and Angus Young, 61, along with Brian's replacement, Guns N' Roses vocalist Axl, filmed a one-minute video explaining why the long-time rocker had decided to move on from frontman.

'You get a lot of rumours out there – you know Brian was fired. But that wasn't the case,' Angus told his more than 30 million fans in a short video uploaded to Facebook.

Stopping rumours: Band members took to social media to address rumours surrounding Brian Johnson's quick and unexplained exit from the group

'It was mainly his hearing': Angus said in an online video that Brian left the band because of his hearing

'It was mainly his hearing. He already has a really bad ear and the good ear that he had was dropping rapidly'.

Cliff echoed the sentiments, saying: 'There was a marked drop in that one good ear and then it came back. But not completely. The doctor told him this could happen again and it may not come back'.

Axl, 54, made his debut with the iconic Aussie rock group on a 12-show European leg starting in Portugal earlier this year.