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Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums

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Supported by: Slash's Snakepit

Tickets: C$55.75 / 75.75

Promoter: SFX / Core Audience

Capacity: 13,500

Attendance: 10,356

Fan reviews:

By Sherry, :
Excellent stage, excellent women, excellent sound, boys are looking fabulous highlights of the show were Bad Boy Boogie, Hard as a Rock and the first encore was "TNT". The first concert I've been too in Toronto out of many where the entire crowd stood for the whole show. Even the Stone didn't do that. Toronto LOVES AC/DC

By Jason Rector, :
The chants of "Angus, Angus, Angus" and "AC/DC, AC/DC, AC/DC" started as soon as Slash and his thrown together band got off the stage (Thank God!!) The house lights went out at 8:45pm and on came a contest winner from 97.7 (a local rock radio station) to introduce the band to the stage.
Just like the previous shows the band came onto the stage, and Angus saluted the crowd, lost the cap and that was the beginning of the frenzy.
Loud, Loud, Loud, but most of all it was musicianship at it's best. Excellent rhythm from the AC/DC Engine of Malcolm, Cliff, and Phil.. Angus and Malcolm played off each other brilliantly. Brian was great, although the vocals did seem a bit strained, but still sounded awesome. I guess the rockin' Toronto crowd had a lot to do with that.
The set list was the same as previous shows FOR THE FIRST NIGHT AT LEAST. Toronto fans know a great rock band and when they come to town they usually make the band spend more than one night.
Was also lucky enough to see the band the second night of two consecutive sold-out shows (36, 000 total rockers for the 2 nights). Nice change was to see another song from "Stiff Upper Lip" added. ARE YOU READY? IT WAS..... "Safe in New York City". Sounded great. No extra stage props, but some fancy lighting was used. I guess the unfortunate part is that the band omitted "Get It Hot" from the set instead of just adding SINYC. Personally thought "Get It Hot" was one of the strongest songs from the first night.
Personal favorites from the shows were "Stiff Upper Lip, Satellite Blues (this song has got to become a staple song in there set for future tours), Get It Hot, Bad Boy Boogie, Whole Lotta Rosie, and Let There Be Rock. Would have loved to hear "Live Wire", but hopefully next time.
If you have not got tickets to see AC/DC in your city, buy them at any cost. Even if that means from scalpers. I did for the first show (cost a lot for 2 tickets) and got to see the band up close and personal. AC/DC (WE SALUTE YOU).

By Jelly, :
I arrived at the show just 2 minutes before the boys got on stage, and was happy to miss Slash :). The setlist had one little change. #9 Get it hot had to go, the new song was : Safe in New York City. During that song the video screen showed a time lapse movie of the streets from New York... pretty cool.. the other cool part is that the Toronto chicks saw my review from yesterday, and about 5 or 6 of them took their moneymakers out :). They were quite in front and Brian got took a break, enjoying the view for about 5 seconds :). One of them had AC written on one breast DC on the other one and the / in the middle... pretty cool... The best song today, like yesterday was For those about to rock, the final part is sooo cool... a must see if you have floor seats :)

By Lawrence, :
Set list change: I know I already got my two cents worth after yesterday's show, but I just had to update everyone about a set list change during the second show in Toronto. Instead of playing Get It Hot, the band played Safe in New York City. It sounded great and the crowd was even more wild for this show than yesterday's. Guess once you taste something you like, you enjoy it even more the next time.