AC/DC is finally heading to Spotify, three years after the veteran rock band decided to put its catalog on iTunes.

The Australian rock act’s music will be available on Spotify globally on Tuesday, a person familiar with the situation said. A representative for AC/DC didn’t immediately return an email seeking comment.

AC/DC announced in 2012 that its music would be available digitally at the iTunes Store worldwide. Apple is launching its new music service, Apple Music, on Tuesday.

AC/DC is one of the few acts that would not release music digitally for some time. Instead of releasing his music digitally, Garth Brooks launched GhostTunes to house his music online.