By Chris, London:
Great show. The new stuff sounded good. The new look inflatable Rosie was particularly amusing. Only gripe was the crowd itself. My first London gig, and seemed to lack the noise and passion of previous DC shows in Birmingham and Manchester. Never thought I'd have to sit down for the duration of a DC concert. Angus and Brian put some of the crowd to shame!

By stevo, Cambs:
Well my fist time at the 02 arena (just like AC/DC)and I gotta say the sound was perfect a great set list nothing much different from the rest of the world tour so far..having seen AC/DC many times.. tonight they were tighter than a ducks arse...great intro for Rock n Roll Train and from then on they just battered the crowd ..it was good to hear five new songs from Black Ice..also was good to see the younger fans getting their first taste of the greatest live band on the planet....GREAT VENUE...GREATEST ROCK BAND..GREAT NIGHT......ROCK ON

By Andy Dunstan(TONTO)., Carwynnen, Cornwall UK:
Unfuckingbelievable. Should have done it 26 years ago. You Guys were Amazing, Fab Show Would love to meet again, Love to Rosie. See You In Hell. Tonto.

By Clare Williams, Reading, UK:
FANTASTIC SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is my first concert in 15 years and it was AC/DC, what a great start to the show with the cartoon stuff. Excellent. My fiance loved it, as did the 10 others with us. We even had Top Gear's James May and Richard 'the hamster' Hammond there. I loved it.

By Kevin Wallace, Portsmouth Hampshire UK:
I last saw the guys in 1977 so I was unsure what the show would be like and if Angus could still do it... I need not have worried the show was fantastic and it was great to see so many fathers and sons sat there in the arena... how he does it I have no idea but just keep going!

By David Gatehouse, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK:
Well, I finally made it to my 40th AC/DC gig since first seeing the guys live in '76 and, as ever, they underlined the fact that they are the finest band and the greatest live act ever.

I've seen all the greats in concert since the '70s - Stones, Led Zep, Bruce, Van Halen, Floyd, Maiden, GnR, Ramones, Metallica, Motorhead, Aerosmith - but, without doubt, AC/DC reign supreme.

Nothing will ever top Stade de France on the SUL tour, but this show actually came pretty close for its electric atmosphere and the guys' showmanship.

All the band are at the top of their game and Brian and Angus just don't stop.. considering they are well into the tour, they show no signs of fatigue at all. On this evidence they could tour every two or three years for the forseeable future!

And what a great venue the O2 is... professional, courteous staff, clean, safe, great acoustics.

A car crash 18 months ago meant I was forced to view the show from the disabled area at the back, but we had a perfect view and it was certainly loud enough (must have been ear-shattering down front!)

And a special mention to Malcolm, Cliff and Phil (the coolest man on the planet) - who flaunted the No Smoking ban by puffing away as he lay down the most solid beat in the world. I hate smoking and smokers, but you're the exception that proves the rule, Phil!!!

Any quibbles? Well, I thought five new songs was pushing it a bit! Good though they are, who wouldn't have swapped 'Big Jack' or 'War Machine' for 'Riff Raff' or 'Go Down'?

It was my 13-year-old son's first gig - the same age I was when AC/DC was MY first gig 33 years ago. He loved every minute, singing along and punching the air like a madman... when AC/DC are revered by HIS kids as the biggest band ever in terms of album sales and the brilliance of their concerts, he really will have a tale to tell!

Roll on Wembey... hope they alter the setlist a little for the open air shows - a few more classics please!

Other than that, all I can say is 'Ride On'.