Set List:

Coming soon.

Line Up

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

Info

Supported by: Slash's Snakepit

Tickets: $47.00

Promoter: Concert / Southern Promotions

Capacity: 14,996

Attendance: 10,002

Fan reviews:

By Tony, :
I JUST RETURNED FROM THE ATLANTA SHOW. ONLY TWO WORDS CAN DESCRIBE IT, "PURE ENERGY". I'VE SEEN EVERY BIG NAME ROCKER SINCE THE MID 70'S AND I CAN'T THINK OF A BETTER SHOW THAN I SAW LAST NIGHT. SONG SELECTION WAS ABOUT PERFECT. MY OPINION OF COURSE. THEY HAVE NOT LOST ONE STEP IN PUTTING ON A GREAT SHOW. BETTER THAN EVER. ONLY WAY TO FEEL IT. "GET YOUR TICKET NOW".

By Jackie, :
Man! The show was unbelievable! I'm 13 years old and I had my dad take me all the way from Fort Lauderdale to see them because this was the closest they were coming to us for the SUL Tour. It was worth every mile man! My Dad wasn't all that exited about taking me but after the show, he agreed it was totally worth almost 700 miles! Didn't like Slash's Snakepit too much. Slash himself was awesome though. I've seen bands from the Stones to Skynyrd to B.B. King but AC/DC tops them all! Blues, metal, ROCK 'N ROLL!
Man, the moment the guy announced them we all jumped out of our seats because we were so freakin' exited man! Its unexplainable. The moment the first notes of YSMANL rang through our (already half deaf) ears at 1 million decibels, we were in heavenly, rockin, bliss! My favorite parts of the show were the very beginning, Whole Lotta Rosie, when Brian reached into the crowd to have a sip of someone's beer, the end of Dirty Deeds when Angus screams, and oh man, every part of the show was so cool! I was surprised Angus didn't moon us; just showed us his American Flag boxers. They still rock as good as ever. Angus does every move he's done from the very beginning, from his signature duck walk to his nervous shakedown (not to mention doing it 30 ft in the air)! I hope these guys go on forever and definitely don't stop anytime soon. People are calling them old but its amazing what kind of energy they have, all of them in their late 40's to early 50's! If you don't go to this show, you will miss out on the show of the year, for sure!

By Terry, :
I've known this band since I was 10, my older brother turning me onto "dirty deeds..." I'm now 32 & have seen many, many shows during that time, but never the lads from Australia.
I now really know what I've been missing. This show completely rocked my ass off!!!! "Rosie" was best by far & would've loved "who made who." I'm still not believing how much better this show was than pearl jam a couple of weeks ago. I've heard rumblings of this being a last tour. I can only hope this is not the case, for this is truly metal meca.

By Scott Peterson, :
Seen them seven times over the years and even had front row in 85. I was not going to attend this years tour but, my old school buddy talked me into it etc. so glad I made it as my voice was lost when over lol. Nice to hear bad boy boogie again instead of jailbreak for the angus strip show. Usually you have a moderate sound level until the crew can bring it up but I noticed the decibel level jumped quick within the first two songs and it was heaven after that .I can't be selfish and hope for another tour as I am aware of the physical stress and age the guy's endure. In my early years the sound of that S G kept me sane as I not into lyrics being a musician myself. It was very emotional hearing them again and want to say thank you for their unique sound that had made me feel so good over my younger years.

By Josh Swint, :
I've listened to AC/DC for as long as I cant remember, I'm almost 19 years old and actually seeing them in concert was almost a religious experience. Slash's Snake Pit hurt my ears, not that they weren't good, but when Ac/Dc cranked it up, I was begging for more, if there's any music I wanna go deaf to, its them. I don't think life could have gotten any better at that moment. AC/DC OWNS YOU =)

By Drew Bacon, :
It was a couple days after my 15th birthday and my uncle got me VIP seats for my birthday. AC/DC is my favorite band and it was my first concert so I was excited. My father went with me. Before the concert he wasn't a big ACDC fan but by the end of the night he was singing their songs. The band chose a great setlist starting with "you shook me all night long". "Shoot to Thrill" and "For those about to rock were the best songs of the night. A crowd favorite was the Jack. Anyone who went to the concert knows why. Another crowd favorite was "Dirty Deeds". The guitar solo in that song is incredible! Angus was crazy! He has so much energy. Brian Johnson sounded great. I was a little scared his voice would sound different because he played many shows before Atlanta. It was my first concert, but I am certain AC/DC is the best live band ever!

By Mark G Watson, :
The August 17th show in Atlanta was phenomenal...I've seen my favorite band in the world over a half-dozen times now and each show seems to be better then the last...The Stiff Upper Lip Tour is no exception...The set list drew equally from Bon era and Brian era tunes...10 each, with the 'Back In Black' and 'Let There Be Rock' albums representing almost half of the set list.. For the first time that I can remember, 'Sin City' was not performed, but I was glad to hear 'Safe In New York City' included...A fantastic rock and roll show from the best rock and roll band in the world, AC/DC!

By REGINA STOVER, ELLIJAY GA USA:
THIS CONCERT WAS BAD TO THE BONE I ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE I HAD FLOOR SEATS AND WHEN BRIAN JOHNSON CAME DOWN THE STAGE I KNOCKED TWO FAT GIRLS OUT OF MY WAY TO SHAKE HIS HAND. I HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED AC/DC SINCE I WAS A SMALL KID. IT WAS LUCK A BUDDY OWED ME SOME MONEY OR I WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO GO. WE HAD FLOOR SEATS PLUS I GOT TO SHAKE BRIAN JOHNSONS HAND. THAT WAS SO AWESOME. I RECOMMEND ANYBODY JUMPING AT A CHANCE TO C THEM. AND THAT ANGUS KICKS ASS FOR SURE.