AC/DC Tour History

ac/dc tour history

AC/DC Tour History

ac/dc tour history

AC/DC Tour History

ac/dc tour history

Set list

  • Rock N Roll Train
  • Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
  • Back In Black
  • Big Jack
  • Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
  • Thunderstruck
  • Black Ice
  • The Jack
  • Hells Bells
  • Shoot To Thrill
  • War Machine
  • Anything Goes
  • You Shook Me All Night Long
  • T.N.T.
  • Whole Lotta Rosie
  • Let There Be Rock
  • Highway To Hell
  • For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)
  • Line Up

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

    Info

    Supported by: The Answer

    Tickets: $89.50

    Promoter: AEG Live

    Capacity: 12,000

    Attendance: 12,000

    SOLD OUT

    Online reviews & articles:

  • AC/DC at the Pepsi Center [Denver Post, 2008-11-26]
  • AC/DC rolls in on rock 'n' roll train [Denver daily News, 2008-11-26]
  • AC/DC can still electrify a crowd [Rocky Mountain News, 2008-11-26]
  • Photo Galleries:

  • Chad
  • Drawes
  • Fan reviews:

    By A. Jensen, Hemingford NE:
    This was the best concert I have ever been to!!! AC/DC is my favorite band of all time and will always be. This concert was just AWESOME!!!!! How can you beat AC/DC's show?? I don't think any band anywhere ever will be able to.

    By Jeff Baltezore, Casper, WY:
    AC/DC still kicks some serious ass even after all these years. This was a dream come true to see these guys. It was worth every cent. Angus and Brian were electrifying to say the least. They still have it. Go see them if you can. AWSOME to say the least

    By Lee Walter, Denver, CO:
    Very good show, they have so many songs. Black Ice was great live, opening video pretty funny, tons of special effects, the train was pretty neat. These guys blow most everybody else out of the water. Got to sit very close and shook Brian Johnson's hand. Angus does it all with only one guitar.

    By Ron, Denver, CO:
    WOW!! This has to be the best rock & roll show of the year. 1st time I have seen them and they were everything I expected. These guys kept the joint rockin for an hour and 45 minutes. Angus was awesome! it's amazing how he puts out 100% every show, all the guys do as far as that goes. Brian's voice was in top form. For those about to rock in the upcoming shows... you won't be disappointed.

    By Annette Gonzales, Fort Collins, CO:
    4th AC/DC concert I've attended--I'd go 100 times over! Great Concert--The BEST band ever! I'd pay to see them any time! I'm not one to rate (criticize) the venue (I saw them at Big Mac, in Oklahoma, and twice at Pepsi Center) or the age of the band members; just love their good ol' Rock-n-Roll music!!! Wish they would come back to Colorado--would love to see them at the Budweiser Event Center!!!! AC/DC ROCKS!

    By Ken M, Denver, CO:
    Great show. The only thing I would change is a few small tweaks to the set list. From what I can tell they have not varied the set list at all since the beginning of the tour. I was OK with the mix of old and new, and with so much material over their long career, they have enough 'must play' hits that almost fills up an entire 90 minute show. I did not like all of their choices of the 5 songs they played from the new album, Black Ice. I'm not sure how they decided on which songs to play from the new one, but I think a few minor changes with those selections would have turned a great show into an almost perfect show. The songs "Black Ice" and "Anything Goes" are two of the weaker songs on the album and do not play that well live either. I think you replace those two songs with "Smash n Grab" (from Black Ice) which in my opinion has a great anthem-like chorus that would get fists pumping at the live venue. Also, I would have chosen the song 'Skies on Fire'(from Black Ice) to play live as well. Either that or swap out one of the 5 from the new album with another classic like "Girls Got Rhythm", "Jailbreak" or "Flick of the Switch". By the way the new song "War Machine" was absolutely awesome during the live set, a highlight for me. It will be interesting to see if they change the set list at all at any point during the tour.

    By Stu, Estes Park, CO:
    I first saw AC/DC live in '88 and honestly, I expected things to have slowed down a little bit 20 years later. I could not have been more wrong. The concert had every bit as much energy as they showed 20 years before and, if anything, Angus was even a bit more wild. 4 minutes after the tickets went on sale, I could only get 2 seats together and those were in the "nosebleed" section. Instead of taking a date, I decided to take my 15 year old daughter. It was like passing the mantle of being an AC/DC fan to the next generation who will enjoy their hard rocking music and high energy concerts.

     

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