Exact set list unknown, but certainly included these.
Angus Young - Lead Guitar
Malcolm Young - Rhythm Guitar
Bon Scott - Lead Vocals
Mark Evans - Bass
Phil Rudd - Drums
Supported by: Tyla Gang
Promoter: Frederick Bannister
By ray lancaster, Switzerland:
I reviewed this concert for a student newspaper called The Birmingham SUN, published by Aston University, Birmingham, UK. I didn't even know what kind of music they played but I went to the concert because AC/DC were already controversial. Angus's habit of dropping his shorts had caused the band to be banned in a few places and the group's name, suggesting bisexuality back then, was cleverly provocative.
To say I was stunned by what I saw and heard would be an understatement. Their set was short but explosive and stood in stark contrast to groups such as Yes and Genesis, whose arty music dominated the scene back then. This was just before punk took off in the UK too. The two biggest surprises were the humour and Angus's astonishing mix of guitar work and stage antics. Yes, he found time to show his bum.
The set list as shown here on 6 November 2020 is missing Soul Stripper and Dirty Deeds, both of which followed High Voltage.
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