Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
Supported by: The Answer
Tickets: $94.00
Promoter: Live Nation
Capacity: 14,068
Attendance: 14,068
SOLD OUT
By Kirk Bedevian, New York, NY:
I've been listening to AC/DC since I was a lad back in High School in 1980 and had never been to one of their concerts until last night. I was a little worried that I would be seeing a version of the super group that was past their prime and time had passed them by. But I realized I was in for a great treat right from the opening video animation of AC/DC and their Rock & Roll Train on the big screens. The boys came storming on and delivered one heck of a show. Of course, Angus was front and center of it all with his powerful guitar work. Brian Johnson's voice is still holding up well and has his signature gritty sound. Malcolm was great on "Dirty Deeds". And Cliff and Phil were equally as good. They played hit after hit and the energy never let up for an hour and forty minutes. My favorites of the evening were "Let There Be Rock" and "Thunderstruck". Overall it was probably one of the best concerts I have ever attended and it was a long time coming. AC/DC, I salute you!
By Michael Johnson, Gateshead, England:
Went to see my Uncle play both nights at the Garden!
Cracking show, It really does not get any better than DC live. The Stage show is simply stunning, and the start makes the hairs on your neck stand up. Pab on sound does a cracking job as does Cosmo on lights! But for me me Old Uncle Brian Rocks the joint, He is singing like he did in the 80's, of course Ang, Mal, Phil and Cliff also deserve credit ha ha! Great crew too - Especially Geoff Bison (Guitar Tech) Great fella! and Dickie (Drum Tech) a right scream and lovely bloke. on the 2nd night I noticed a few celebs enjoying the show - Including Elle The Bod McPherson, Eddie Irvine, The Hills (MTV) though never heard of them only my lass informed me, and Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow). Well I'll keep this short but for anyone who is waiting to see the show be ready to rock! Cos Hell ain't a bad place to be!
By Sean Fadden, Franklin CT USA :
Been an rabid AC/DC fan since I was 9 years old (1985), saw them in 88/90/91/96/2000 & 2001 and I never thought I would see them again after the SUL tour - got tickets through the fan club and ended up on the floor of MSG next to the soundboard - I remember meeting a lot of fans from Europe at the gig & it was by far the loudest show I have ever heard - the building was shaking !!! Epic show - great night. Thank you AC/DC for 20+ years of rocking my life.
By Jake Vitale, Coram, New York, United States:
What an awesome show this was. I was barely 8 years old when I saw AC/DC for the first time at Madison Square Garden in 2008. My little 8 year old mind was absolutely blown from the beginning with Rock N Roll Train all the way to the end of For Those About To Rock. The energy was awesome and never let up. They played all of the classics as well as a couple of new songs from the new album. It was also a real privilege to see MalcolmYoung before he retired and eventually died. My favorite moments from that night were the train beginning, Hells Bells, Whole lotta Rosie, Angus’ solo during Let There Be Rock, and For Those About To Rock. This show changed my life forever and I’ve been a massive fan ever since.
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