AC/DC Tickets

I've been a fan of AC/DC for 12 years and this is the first time I had seen them live, it was well worth the wait! Though Brian and Malcolm are irreplaceable talents, Axl Rose and Stevie did a good job filling in for them. Chris Slade was a badass on the drums, and Cliff was rock solid as always on bass, but it was Angus Young that made the concert a show. At 61 he hasn't lost a step! His raw energy is contagious, and he still wields the Gibson SG like a rock monster. Overall, I loved the show! It's an experience I'll never forget!

Great show. Angus was on as always and sounded great. Axl on lead vocals was unbelievable. No drama and he knew his place. This is Angus and AC/DC's show.

Naysayers and "purists" can stay home with their LPs, tears and memories. For my money, the current AC/DC lineup with Axl Rose is the best live act in the world right now. Axl brings the danger of Bon, while also hitting Brian's early high notes. The AC/DC setlist had grown a little predictable, but they're changing it up with some older songs such as "Live Wire" and "Riff Raff," the later in a 3 song encore that replaced the traditional 2 song encore. Heck, I was even happy to hear "Rock 'n Roll Thunder" from the latest album. If this is the last time we see Angus performing under the AC/DC label, it will be a fitting send-off. Let's hope he's up for at least one more "Ride On."

AC/DC rocked the arena Sunday night in Cbus! I was a little reserved regarding Axl filling in as lead singer (Ive been a lifelong AC/DC fan). He did a superb job! No one could've filled Brian's shoes flawlessly, but Axl did a great job!

Like many in the building, I was skeptical of the AXL Rose experiment. Fortunately, he came thru with flying colors. He obviously preferred to sing the Bon Scott era songs, so we were rewarded with multiple cuts from Powerage, Highway to Hell, and High Voltage...many that haven't been performed since we lost Bon. Riff Raff during the encore was the perfect tune to send my ringing ears off into the night. Fun show and Angus Young even at 1/3 the speed of Young Angus is still THE MAN!!

It was Rock n Roll history. Axel Rose, of all people, fronting AC/DC??? Forget about his past issues but his voice doesn't even come close to Bon or Brian. It didn't matter, he came to Rock, and Rock he did! I've been going to AC/DC shows since their first US tour, as an opening act in 1974. I've seen them several times over the years and never been disappointed. This show was no different. Great. It's hard to believe Angus is 61. He never slowed down for a minute during the entire, non-stop 2 hours and 15 minutes. No talk, no BS stories, no intermission, just straight ahead AC/DC headbangin'. Awesome! Go, you may never get another chance.

While Axl Rose doesn't have the rasp of Brian Johnson, he did an amazing job during the Columbus concert. The band sounded great

Absolutely unbelievable show. Axl sounded better than Brian Johnson, especially on the old Bon Scott tunes. Loved the set list which was heavy on the older stuff (Live Wire, let there be Rock, Sin City, Givin the dog a bone-just to name a few). I'm seriously considering a road trip to Michigan to see them again, it was that good. Angus Young.... AWESOME! My favorite guitarist/entertainer of all time.

The band was Back in Black, and rode the Highway to Hell very well with Axel Rose on vocals! Angus Shook us All Night Long! The sound of Thuderstruck made us all Salute Those About to Rock!

I was disappointed to hear Brian Johnson would not be lead vocals and Axl Rose would be. Contemplated returning the tickets, I am glad I did not. The show was awesome. Angus made up for the missing members. He is a true entertainer. The vocals at times sounded like Guns and Roses sings AC/DC and other times it was close. I thoroughly enjoyed the 2 1/2 hour show.

We had fabulous seats! The concert itself was good. They played for 2 1/2 hours exactly. We all thought Axl did a decent job of standing in for Brian, although there were times that his GNR screeching came out. This concert is one of the loudest I've been to since high school. There were times that you couldn't even hear any vocals! And my ears rang and felt clogged for over two days!! Angus made the show! He never stopped moving for a minute!! Would I go again...probably, but I wouldn't be upset if I couldn't get tickets. We were really disappointed that Brian had to step down, but completely understand. It's too bad they didn't try to get someone who wasn't already a big name and had their own "sound" to step in.

So happy I did not sell or refund these tickets! Axl Rose was in my opinion a better lead singer than Brian Johnson. He was no nonsense and in great voice. The band was tight and Angus put on a show. My 5th AC/DC show and ranks as one of the best!

I was skeptical at first and a bit disappointed that Brian Johnson would not be with the band. Once hearing Axl though all fears were gone, his voice is in great form and he is especially great on the older Bon Scott material. If you get a chance to see this band in it's current form, do not hesitate! The band may not be around long with the current lineup so take any opportunity you have to see them. Angus is still the amazing Angus that he has been since the band was first formed and has not lost a step! He is still one of the most entertaining guitarists in all of music.

THIS WAS MY 7th AC/DC SHOW (1982,1983,1988,1991,2001,2009), AND THESE GUYS STILL HAVE IT, EVEN WITH UNCLE STEVIE YOUNG FILLING IN FOR MALCOLM, AND CHRIS SLADE ON DRUMS. CLOSE YOUR EYES, AND THE SOUND IS IDENTICAL, AND UNCOMPROMISED. THE MUSIC, AND THEIR SIGNATURE SOUND IS THE STAR HERE. I WAS A BIT SKEPTICAL ABOUT AXLE ROSE "FILLING IN" FOR BRIAN JOHNSON, BUT TRIED TO MAINTAIN AN OPEN MIND. I WAS IMPREESSED - AXLE DID NOT DISAPPOINT! HIS VOICE WAS FRESH, AND HE SOUNDED GREAT WITH THE GUYS! HIS VOCAL STYLE FIT SEEMLESSLY WITH THE BAND'S SOUND, HE KNEW HIS ROLL, AND PLAYED THE PART TO NEAR PERFECTION. THIS FROM SOMEONE WHO WAS NEVER A HUGE AXLE ROSE / GNR FAN... I WILL GO OUT ON A LIMB HERE, AND SAY THAT IF THE BAND DECIDES TO CONTINUE RECORDING AND TOURING, IT SHOULD DO SO WITH THIS GUY AS VOCALIST. HOWEVER, AS THE SHOW PROGRESSED, IT FELT MORE AND MORE LIKE THE LAST TIME WE WOULD SEE THEM. THIS CONCERT LASTED CLOSE TO 2 1/2 HOURS, MUCH, MUCH LONGER THAN ANY PREVIOUS SHOW. IT REEKED OF 'FAIRWELL TOUR'; I HOPE I AM WRONG. SETLIST: AC/DC 8.30.16 Rock or Bust Shoot to Thrill Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be Back in Black Rock n Roll Thunder Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Rock and Roll Damnation Thunderstruck High Voltage Rock and Roll Train Hell's Bells Giving the Dog a Bone If You Want Blood You Got It Live Wire Sin City You Shook Me All Night Long Shot Down in Flames Have a Drink on Me TNT Whole Lotta Rosie Let There Be Rock Encore Highway to Hell Riff Raff For Those About to Rock

They have always been the best Rock n Roll Band to me. No bs ballads, just in your face rock. Blue collar band that don't give a damn what critics say. Their music and concert sales is all you need to know. I hate that Malcolm has dementia and Brian has hearing issues but Angus recruited Axl to finish out the tour and it was a fantastic choice. Axl handled the songs well, especially the Bon songs. Great Set list with 13 of 24 Bon Scott songs. I was blown away just like I was the first time I seen them in 1983.

I've seen AC/DC every time they came to Atlanta since 1983. I was on the fence on seeing them this time without Brian Johnson, even though I just saw GnR,and knew how great Axl's voice still is. I read an interview with Angus saying with so many longtime members going, he may call it quits after this tour, he didn't know. So I choose to see Angus one more time. I admit I would rather have seen Brian singing ,but Axl was truly amazing. He sang both Bon's and Brian's song equally great. It took a few songs into the set to get used to him singing them, but after that I didn't really think about it. They were fine tuned and firing on all cylinders. Very glad I went !!!!

They need to cut an album with AXL!! He sounded better with them than with GNR. He reminds me of the Bon Scott days but just a little fatter.

I am a lifelong AC/DC fan and was majorly upset at the March postponement and even more devastated to discover Brian Johnson was not ever going to perform again with the band. I waited 35 years for this concert and a friend told me Angus would not disappoint and to keep my tickets and go when they rescheduled. All I can say is thank you Angus for being true to your word and making sure that this tour continued on. All I can say is you are a BEAST, Axl sang his a** off and it was more than worth the 35 year wait! YOU ALL ROCK!! You have to experience it to believe it and if you don't go you are missing the performance of a lifetime!!!!!

I don't know how this guy does it guys half his age would be hard to keep up with this guy

The show was fantastic. Even though some of the original members were not there, they still put on one hell of a show. Angus did a fantastic job of his typical energetic style show as well. Over all it was well worth it.