Set List:

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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: $35.00 / 45.00

Promoter: Delsener/Slater / SFX Entertainment

Capacity: 14,507

Attendance: 10,862

Fan reviews:

By Gary, :
OK, I'm 17 so I have to deal with fucking trash like kornbisquit bands or the backstreet boys or something. What should be done with these talentless "bands" and all of the clueless fans they manipulate is they should be brought to see AC/DC this summer. Here kid- THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE!! Now for my review...
Wow!! What a show! The sound quality was perfect, Brian's voice was in top form, Angus...,well Angus was Angus! Malcolm did his job, and Phil & Cliff were THUNDERING! AC/DC burst into their amazing set with You Shook Me, and from that moment on, pretty much everyone in the arena remained standing for the entire show. All of the classics were played. I would say the best performances of the night were Highway to Hell, Thunderstruck, and TNT. Hell, you can pick any one song out of the whole show! The Jack was another highlight, which featured participation from some ladies in the audience. They touched on some material from the new album with Stiff Upper Lip, Satellite Blues, and Safe in NYC. Great show. AC/DC provided the soundtrack for a night I will remember always! They kicked everyone's ass!!!
On the Undercard, SLASH'S SNAKEPIT! Opening for AC/DC was Guitar God Slash and his hard 'n heavy rock & roll wrecking crew, Slash's Snakepit. Gotta cut them some slack considering the bad sound quality, hell, that's how it is for the opener, and the fact that they're playing songs which aren't released until October. But screw that, they still Rocked! They delivered a powerhouse 35-40 minute set featuring some wall shaking riffs and killer leadwork by Slash. It's too bad he doesn't have the opportunity to go into any extended solos (again, opening act) Singer Rod Jackson was quite the entertainer, with cool stagemoves, and funny floor humping. (yep, he humped the floor!) Do yourself a favor and show up for these guys, they deserve your support. AC/DC chose Slash's Snakepit for a reason!

By Chris DiRese, :
Music was insane! I've been a fan for 17 years, I've seen all their shows live since 1988. I don't know what is is, but this was the best one ever. Opened with Shook Me and tore the house down. The place was 80% filled, but not sold out. The crowd in New Jersey is usually lame for anything in this arena, but they went nuts and sang along to everything. The same regular set (wish they would play different songs each night) with the exception of "I feel safe in New York City." Great time, shows you that no matter what new bands give you now a days, its only secondary to the hardest rocking band of all time. I'll be at the Garden for tonight's show.
INSANE!

By Hells Belle, :
The Snakepit just gets cooler every time I see them! I cant wait for the CD. AC/DC Just keeps on blowing my mind! from the golden angus to the hells bell, this show never gets old. It only gets better and better! The highlight of this show, Angus's with his back to a roaring crowd (chanting very loudly "ANGUS") Drop his draws and bared his bum for the whole place to see. I give angus "2 horns up baby!". A Totally Rockin show. See ya at the garden Angus!

By Dean Buffoni, :
I was very disappointed in AC/DC this time around, the sound was awful and Anguses guitar was turned down for some dumb reason. Who ever does there sound board should be executed.....Cliff Williams looked like he was hungover playing his bass, he barely moved. Angus could only do his goose walk across the stage for a few feet and then he stopped and then started again, its obvious the smokes are taking there affect on him. Phil Rudd was good as usual but then again he doesn't have to do much, Malcolm looked like he was trying to keep going but I could see he was tired by the end of the show. (More so now than in the past, again the cigs are getting to him too.) Brian Johnson is still alive and kicking and he was all over the place and that's what I came to see, its obvious these guys are aging rapidly and I'm very saddened by that. In 1996 they were awesome but this time around they kinda just trudge through the songs and try to put on a good show, Angus definitely is showing his age, hair is thinner and he doesn't move like he used to. I cant believe they opened up the show with "You Shook Me", why that song???? that's there biggest hit, save it for the end. by the way, this show did not sell out, there were a lot of empty seats and now I see why..... AC/DC is past there prime and should pack it in. they were great years ago but its over now. (Just one man's opinion)

By Yvette Martinez, :
This was the first concert I have ever been to and AC/DC being the first on was really great they really rocked. I enjoyed the whole concert. That was my first and greatest concert experience. I would love to see them perform again if they tour again next year. Angus was great on the guitar with that great fingering action of his. Angus and the whole band really rocked The Continental Arena. Brain Johnson was also great with his singing. For as I live I will never forget that my very first concert experience was seeing AC/DC live in concert. Rock on AC/DC fans I know I will till the day I die. ANGUS ROCKS ON THE GUITAR!!!