Set list

Rock N Roll Train

Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be

Back In Black

Big Jack

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Shot Down In Flames

Thunderstruck

Black Ice

The Jack

Hells Bells

Shoot To Thrill

War Machine

High Voltage

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: Wolfmother, Calling All Cars

Tickets: A$99.00/149.90

Promoter: Garry Van Egmond & Chugg Entertainment

Capacity: 45,000

Attendance: 45,020

SOLD OUT

Online reviews & articles:

Heavens open up for Thunderstruck [Toowoomba Chronicle, 2010-03-02]

Highway to fine hell for AC/DC fans [Courier Mail, 2010-02-26]

'You could hear AC/DC from home' [News.com.au, 2010-02-26]

High-voltage rock rolls in [Brisbane Times, 2010-02-26]

AC/DC traffic builds up [Courier Mail, 2010-02-25]

Are you ready for AC/DC? [News.com.au, 2010-02-24]

All sound systems go for AC/DC show at Nathan [Southern Star, 2010-02-24]

No bum deal for AC/DC fans [Sunshine Coast Daily, 2010-02-24]

The Black Ice age dawns for the high-voltage boys [Brisbane Times, 2010-02-06]

Photo Galleries:

Courier Mail

Brisbane Times

Fan reviews:

By Tom Palmer, QLD, Australia:
I absolutely loved it. It was the first concert I have ever been to and probably be the best. It was amazing at the start with the video intro and the train and Angus's 20 minute guitar solo was unreal. I hope this is not AC/DC's final tour because I would do anything to see them again

By Gert-Jan, Central Coast, NSW, Australia:
Great show, band was in good form and clearly enjoying themselves. I always prefer the smaller stadiums as opposed to the massive ANZ in Sydney, and the much smaller stadium in Brisbane really gave a much better atmosphere and better views. Good on the Queensland authorities to organize free bus transport from and to the gig, we were back at the pub in no time! Other cities should follow that example. Can't wait for Perth!

By jade, Brisbane, QLD:
The concert was fantastic. Went on Thursday. Would have gone again on Saturday if I didn't have a wedding to go to. They've still got it. The atmosphere was amazing. Hope they come back again. Great show.

By Bradley K, Brisbane:
This is the fourth time I have seen AC/DC live and they did not disappoint at all. They were AWESOME! For lads of their age to put on such a high energy show is amazing. They blew away most if not all of the popular young bands currently playing live concerts.

Angus and Brian were great as usual but credit must also go into the well oiled machine that is Cliff on bass, Malcolm on rhythm guitar and Phil on the drums. I was an official press photographer at the event so I had special access to the front pit area and I photographed the first three songs from directly in front of the stage, only a metre or so from the band. After the first three songs I was escorted out of that area and into my seat in the stands. What an awesome experience! WOW!

This band plays high energy hard rockin dirty blues like no other band I've seen before. Some call it Heavy Metal but I don't agree as their music comes from the roots of the old blues music and you can clearly hear that bluesy rockin sound in allot of their songs.

The show was so good! Angus' solo in Let There Be Rock was brilliant as per usual. TNT just went off as did Highway to Hell and many others. A tribute on the big screen to Bon Scott during High Voltage was very touching and very fitting. I love that they played "Hell Aint a Bad Place to Be" as it's one of my personal favourites. The weather had been fine all night without a drop of rain until Thunderstruck started and the rain fell at the exact time Angus started playing the intro then it stopped raining just before the end of the song, freaky!

What more can I say? 10 out of 10! Awesome concert, simply Brilliant!! I'm going again on Saturday night as well.