Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals
Cliff Williams - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
Supported by: The Answer
Tickets: $89.50
Promoter: Live Nation
Capacity: 14,394
Attendance: 14,394
By Jerry, Granite City:
Tonight was AMAZING to say the least. All the boys were on their A game! It was my first AC/DC show, and i sure hope it is not the last! I went with my dad who has seen them once before. He said they haven't changed a bit, and they might have gotten better. My favorite song had to be T.N.T. Everybody in the audience seemed to go absolutely wild when they played it (I'm not saying that we were not going wild the whole show, but it was especially crazy for T.N.T.) Don't miss this show later on this tour.Thank you AC/DC for this amazing night that i will never forget.
By Jeff Rogers, Saint Louis, MO:
Well fellow rockers, my ears are still ringing twelve hours after the show ended. And what a show it was ... Angus Young can still flat out play AND run around in his school uniform like a spastic adolescent. My 13 year old son was waiting for him to collapse, but he never did ... he just kept rockin'! Brian Johnson still belts out a harsh delivery of lyrics well known to most in attendance -- the crowd tried to help out the 61 year old singer, but he held his own and then some with a gutsy effort. I gotta check the tour dates to ensure these gentlemen have a day of rest in between stops; otherwise, I really don't know how they do it. Full throttle through eighteen songs with minor water breaks in between songs.
They opened with a cartoon on the big screen of a train running out of control into "city limits" (cartoon images of Angus, Brian, the other band members and hot babes were entertaining) The train crashes into the station as fireworks go off, the big screen splits, and a life size locomotive engine slides through and remains through the show for many other "props" (i.e. - flame throwers for "TNT," a massive inflatable Rosie for "Whole Lotta Rosie." etc.) Brian hangs from a large AC/DC bell to kick off "Hells Bells." Angus strips to his shorts and displays his AC/DC boxers during "The Jack" with big screen diversions of women in the audience -- for those of us that didn't really care to see Angus in this state. The encore consisted of "Highway to Hell" and the cannon-laden "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)" sendoff for the audience that stood throughout the show. Flashing devil horns sold at $15 a pop were rampant throughout the venue -- a pretty funny sight.
There was always something to fascinate the eyes and the ears. My son enjoyed his first major concert. So did his old man. A $35 tour t-shirt is being donned at Truman Elementary today ... ah, the memories!
By Bill, St. Louis, MO:
WOW! My first AC/DC concert did not disappoint. I am 16 and have waited for this for a very long time. My ears were ringing for two days after the show. Everything from the lights to the stage to the band being as energetic and sounding better than ever made my night be amazing. For the 1 hour and 45 minutes they were on stage, they told people while rock n roll will never die and that a live show is the best thing in music. I had 3rd row seats right next to the catwalk. I shook Brian's hand during Big Jack which was a lifetime achievement for me. To be 2 feet away from Angus and Brian was awe inspiring. Angus was amazing on guitar and Brian seemed like he was 30 rather than 61. Malcolm, Cliff, and Phil preached why they are the best rhythm section in rock n roll. They were solid as a rock all night. Even though they only played 18 songs it felt like they were on for 3 hours! They did play 5 new songs but they fit right in with the old, classic ones. Rock n Roll Train was my favorite new one but the other ones did more than hold their own. War Machine was another favorite new one. Classics such as Thunderstruck and Dirty Deeds were the definite highlights of the night. Songs such as Highway to Hell, For Those About To Rock, Hells Bells, and Shoot To Thrill were also on the top of my list. Angus' striptease was pretty funny as well as Brian getting ready to run to and then swing on the Hells Bell. Everyone was singing along and having a good time, but for me personally I would love to see them in Europe one day on a stadium tour where the energy is nuts but that probably won't happen. To say this was an unforgettable night would be an understatement. I had the night of my life!! AC/DC proved why rock n roll is the best music around and no one will ever top it!!!
By Ryan, Hillsboro, MO USA:
This was my first time ever seeing AC/DC, I was not disapointed at all. AC/DC still has the power of music in them. AC/DC is my most favorite band of all time. This concert was the best night ever, I will never forget it.
I stood up from the time the lights went out and the cartoon train started all the way until the end of the song For Those About To Rock. Brian Johnson still sings great like when first started in 1980. Angus still plays his guitar as great as he did when he first started playing. Malcolm, Phil, and Cliff play great also.
Thank you AC/DC for your amazing performance.
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