AC/DC Fans Rock AC/DC Lane In Melbourne; Video Report Online
February 11, 2010, 14 years ago
Australia's Theage.com.au has a new video report from AC/DC Lane in Melbourne as fans celebrate the band's first shows on that continent in nearly a decade - check out the video here.
AC/DC's first concert in Australia since 2001 were held last night (Thursday, February 11th) in a predictably powerful and loud spectacular at Melbourne's Etihad Stadium according to a review by Ninemsn.com.au.
Reviewer Paul Mulvey writes: From the semi-pornographic and fully pyrotechnic opening with the new Rock'n'Roll Train to the encore with the old Highway to Hell, seats were superfluous.
Thirty-seven years after their first gig in a dark club in Sydney, AC/DC again proved they love a big stadium show and pulled out their full range of tricks, with a massive stage and light show that needed 70 semi-trailers to cart them around.
They paid a big screen homage during High Voltage to original frontman Bon Scott, who died 30 years ago on February 19.
Read more of the review here.
AC/DC's setlist featured:
'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'
Encore:
'Highway To Hell'
'For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)'
Watch an exclusive TV report from Australia's Today Tonight below:
Check out a fan-filmed video compilation below:
