Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
Supported by: The Answer
Tickets: C$69.50/99.50
Promoter: Live Nation
Capacity: 45,350
Attendance: 45,350
SOLD OUT
By Howard Jamieson, Toronto, ON:
This was the 4th time I've seen AC/DC and as usual they kicked ASS, The show was amazing right from the opening act "The Answer". AC/DC had all 45,000 people on there feet right from the start. Brian sounded like he was only 31 instead of 61 and Angus Rocked the Rogers Centre with his amazing guitar playing. AC/DC KICKS ASS, and I hope they come back again and they keep on rocking and they never stop. AC/DC 4 LIFE
AC/DC WE SALUTE YOU
By G E, :
Noticeably better performance from the November show - particularly Angus. The first gig was good, but Angus just wasn't as "on" as he was last night. Those with tickets for the next legs of the tour are in for a treat. I assume this is the last time they will play in Toronto and it was a great way to "go out" on top.
By Brian, Raleigh, NC:
5th concert a charm as always!
Son and I had a blast at AC/DC Friday Night and "The Cowboys From Hell" were in top form --as normal. Drove up from Raleigh NC to see the boys in front of 45,000 Fans --Glad I picked Toronto to see'em!!
Thanks to the great folks of Canada and AC/DC!!
Rock and Roll Baby!!!!!!!
By Mark, Belleville, ON:
Wow!!! Yet another awesome show from Angus and the boys! This was my 8th AC/DC concert (I've seen every album tour since 1981, except Stiff Upper Lip - due to the birth of my son) and although Angus may have slowed down only slightly over the past 28 years, he still put on one HELL of a show! I enjoyed this show every bit as much as I did the first time I saw them in 81'. Keep on Rockin' Angus, Brian, Malcolm, Phil and Cliff! Don't ever stop! Bon is smiling up at you and "having a drink" on you! AC/DC truly are the GREATEST rock band of all time!!
I can't wait until the next tour!
By travis , Milton:
Ac-DC is my fav, band. It has been since I was 1 year old. First song I heard was 1990 Thunderstruck. My dad had it cranked right up!, my dad died in 2005 saving my mom and 2 kids on bikes. My dad was on his Harley-Davidson. My dad was a big AC-DC fan. Any way AC-DC was great in Toronto it was a dream come true for me seeing them. I told my friends and family that I had to see them at least once before putting the school suit away for good. They will be my favourite band to the end of my life time and into the next. Keep rockin AC-DC! (Travis .p)
By Orest Drohobycky, Toronto, On. Canada:
The best rock and roll show I ever saw in my life. It was a spectacle. We where in the 4th row and we could feel the heat from the pyrotechnics on the stage.
Angus at 56 hasn't missed a step. Brian Johnson never sounded better. The pyrotechnics where amazing. If there was one complaint that I have about the show was it was too short but still worth every penny I paid for the tickets. It's a must see show.
By brian murtagh, drogheda, eire:
Traveled over to see the gig in Toronto, amazing town, atmosphere in town was brilliant beforehand. venue incredible, had been in town before but only seen Skydome from the glass floor above.
Crazy night, brilliant old blues classics, put me and your wan in the right mood. show was all I expected, band where fantastic, Mr. Johnson got by with the help of the crowd, but who cares. highlight for me was hell aint a bad place to be, disappointed no 'shot down' but rectified in Dublin and also 'dog eat dog' in Punchestown, (most underated racecourse, NH, by the way). Young the best all round guitarist I have seen, circa 1979, Rory G technically the best.
Roll on gig in good old Ireland in 2010
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