Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
Supported by: none
Tickets: $69.50 / 99.50
Promoter: Live Nation
Capacity: 45,000
Attendance: 45,000
SOLD OUT
By Albert Goodswimmer, Valleyview, Alberta, Canada:
I have seen AC/DC in Edmonton on the Who Made Who Tour and this AC/DC did not disappoint. This was an event of a lifetime.
In Edmonton, the crowd was made of the same age. In Toronto the age group varied from the very young, the boy I seen must have been 12 and singing at the top of his lungs with us, to the older. I fell into that category but still rockin'. This is one of a lifetime for me and my wife, since we did not have a honeymoon on our marriage. We considered this as one.
By Dale, Peterborough, ON:
WOW, like a vintage wine they get better with age. Absolute spine chillin performance. Sounded like a CD, hard to tell they were singing live, so clear and perfect, not a beat missed. Was an honor to be part of the 45,000. The best live band ever.
By Brandon, Oshawa, ON:
Show was amazing everything was perfect everything sounded goo and me and my Uncle had a BLAST !! Except for The Answer didn't show up to open up?? I would like to know why??
By Steve, Niagara Falls, NY:
A+++ This was the 14th I've been to an AC/DC concert.. These guys are still amazing!!!!! Catch 'em if you can!!!!!
By Darren Gardner, Toronto, ON:
Hey there and hi again.
I was at the show last night at Rogers Centre in Toronto (former SkyDome) and home stadium of the Toronto Blue Jays.
I liked this show much better than Auburn Hills 3 nights ago because it was in my hometown and in a domed stadium with 45,000 people rocking away. This is the biggest crowd that AC/DC will have on their North American Tour and they return again to Toronto on Fri, January 9th for another sold out night for 45,000 fans.
Last night`s fave songs are a little bit different from Auburn Hills last Wednesday. My faves last night were:
Hell Ain`t A Bad Place To Be, Big Jack, Black Ice, The Jack, T.N.T., Rosie and For Those About To Rock.
I feel so lucky to see this great rock band in a huge domed stadium and back on July 30th, 2003 when they played in Toronto at an airforce base for a crowd of 420,000 people opening for The Rolling Stones.
By Tom, Green:
The show was great! The only song that was missing from the set-list was Jailbreak! They played 5 songs from the new CD. War Machine sounded great live. To all those going to see them on this world tour, you won't be disappointed, enjoy!
AC/DC is still the best live band on the face of this earth!
Cheers!
By Gordie, Stratford, ON:
Simply AMAZING. I'm a newbie to the AC/DC world and I was blown away. One for the books.
By Ralph Pototschnik, Stratford, ON:
Thought the Stiff Upper Lip Tour would be this bands last tour. Incredible that Angus and the gang are at it again and still able to bring 45,000 people to their feet rocking for 90 minutes at the Rogers centre. This is a must see concert. This may be their last tour.....but who knows.
By Scott Johnston, Ellon, Scotland:
Traveled across the water from Scotland to see AC/DC with my brother. I tell you, it was well worth the long trip. Eventually arrived on the Thursday evening and sank a few ales. Met up with a few headbangers from Glasgow on the Friday before the show in the Sheraton Centre where we were staying also going to the show. We had the kilts on so it was a fine laugh. Got my bare arse felt a few times by a few curious Canadian ladies wanting to know what was up my kilt... ;-) (you know who you are)
Anyway, the show. What can I say? I've been to a good few AC/DC shows over the last 25 years and this will be the one I remember the most. We managed to get fan club tickets in section B5 not far from the stage. The Canadian people were amazing, the whole atmosphere before the opening was immense. I've not felt a buzz like that since the last Hammersmith show.
As for the band, they've still got it. The best part of my evening was when they played Anything Goes. As for the rest of the show it was as expected... awesome!
It went too quickly for my liking. I probably won't see AC/DC over in the UK unless it's by paying some tout over the odds for a ticket. Wasn't lucky enough to get one for the "UK tour". It won't beat the Toronto show wherever they play in the UK anyway...
Cheers guys for a superb evening and kilts up to all the Canadian headbangers who made it such fun to be there...
I salute you!!!
By Don M., Erie, PA:
Thunder! Every tune was great but Shoot To Thrill, Highway To Hell, Dirty Deeds, TNT, You Shook Me, Hells Bells and Thunderstruck just rocked the house. 45,000 fans going nuts. War Machine and Rock and Roll Train opening the show really charged up the new album tracks. Great opening, great ending and everything in between was classic AC/DC.
I have seen AC/DC live many times and they continue to deafen and rock all of us! Great concert, tight play, no frills and Angus Shook us all night long. The crowd definitely wanted more at the end after the cannons rocked. I swear that if they could play for another hour the band would and could outlast some of the fans. Go see them. AC/DC is the best live. Can't wait til January- 3 shows 5 days. Perfect.
By cathy, Sudbury, ON:
I had the chance to see AC/DC when I was 15 and I'm now 44. I watched from floor seats and was truly amazed that in 29 years I can still say I LOVE THIS BAND. I paid more for my tickets and was not disappointed. I would have paid whatever I needed. My husband and I where so grateful that this band came back on tour...Thanks Angus you're a trooper and you still have nice legs...
All I will say to fans out there if you get the chance to see one of the best rock bands out there there is no price too high...
By ken smelser, toronto:
Saw Black Ice tour three times but 20 rows back at Toronto was magic...couldn't hear for three days
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