Is there a website that anyone knows who will be posting the songs as they play it or soon after?

Rock and roll train
Hell aint a bad place to be
Back in black
Big jack
Dirty deeds
Thunder struck
Black ice
The jack
Hells bells
War machine
Anything goes
You shook me all night long
Tnt
Whole lotta rosie
Let there be rock

And one encore
Highway to hell
For those about to rock


ACDC.com people say "too awesome for words , they really really rocked tonight!!"
looks like a great setlist for me.
What do you think?
Footage will be coming soon!

Stay tuned!

What! No Shoot to Thrill? I'm Bummed.

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Rock and roll train
Hell aint a bad place to be
Back in black
Big jack
Dirty deeds
Thunder struck
Black ice
The jack
Hells bells
War machine
Anything goes
You shook me all night long
Tnt
Whole lotta rosie
Let there be rock

And one encore
Highway to hell
For those about to rock


ACDC.com people say "too awesome for words , they really really rocked tonight!!"
looks like a great setlist for me.
What do you think?
Footage will be coming soon!

Stay tuned!

What only 17 songs.....Andy know it all said 21 songs......wow could he actually be wrong?????



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Shit , i didn't notice , no Shoot To Thrill!!
I'll die if i won't listen to it at the shows i'll go !!

MY POST FROM A PRIOR THREAD

My last minute prediction as far as a regular set list:

-They will do about 16 to 18 songs from that list of 21 CORRECT AT 17

-They will play between 105 minutes and 115 minutes DON'T KNOW OFFICIAL TIME YET

-They will do 2 or 3 songs (from the list of 5) from their new CD I WAS WRONG HERE

-Bad Boy Boogie may be exchanged with another song at one point

I will be happy if they do all 5 Black Ice songs from the list in their show, but I don't expect it. Of the 21 set rehearsal list, the first 16 look like a true set list with the others as add-ins. As the tour progresses, they will most likely exchange a song or 2 from their new CD depending on popularity, just like they did with Stiff Upper Lip on that tour.

They ought to stick to their rehearsal setlist. That looked pretty good.But I do hope they rotate songs in and out of the set.Even though they more than likely will come back around the US for a second leg. I hope they are not afraid to dig into the catalog.

If they keep to past history, they will use basically the same set lit and rotate a couple songs in & out for each leg of the tour.

Once when I was siting next to the sound booth, I saw a show setlist, it had 3 additional songs on it they didn't play, and they did a complete show of almost 2 hours.

The last 2 minutes of "Shoot to Thrill" is one of the great moments (and cresendos) of rock and roll.

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If they keep to past history, they will use basically the same set lit and rotate a couple songs in & out for each leg of the tour.

Once when I was siting next to the sound booth, I saw a show setlist, it had 3 additional songs on it they didn't play, and they did a complete show of almost 2 hours.

Yeah Bluz,when I saw Springsteen in Nashville.I got a setlist from the soundbooth after the show. What he actually played was probably %75 different than what was on the setlist sheet....But,then again that's Bruce.

"Black Ice" Debuts At #1 In 29 Countries


"Black Ice" debuted at the number 1 spot in 29 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, France, Japan, Australia, Belgium, Finland, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland.

The album has sold 780,000 units in its first week in the States. It is their first #1 album in the US since 1981's "For Those About To Rock" and in the UK since 1980's "Back In Black." It is their first #1 debut in both countries as well.


Total Shipment: 5,406,201

USA : 780,000
Germany: 550,000 2X Platinum
Canada: 344,000 4X Platinum
UK: 227,000 Gold
Australia: 210,000 3X Platinum
France: 209,000 Platinum
Switzerland: 86,000 3X Platinum
Italy: 74,000 Platinum
Spain: 69,000 Gold
Sweden: 63,000 Platinum
Norway: 35,000 Platinum
Finland: 32,000 Platinum
Austria: 31,000 Platinum
Netherlands: 29,000 Gold
Belgium: 29,000 Gold
Argentina: 28,000 Gold
Ireland: 24,000 Platinum
New Zealand: 21,000 Platinum
Denmark: 19,000 Gold
Poland: 15,000 Gold
Czech Republic: 10,000 Platinum
Colombia: 5,000 Gold



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I think there is on the top in Hungary too!!!
Let's see the hungarian Black Ice website: www.acdc-blackice-tour.com

US first week sales: 802,000 according to Hits Daily Double.

[www.hitsdailydouble.com]

The official number will be available tomorrow on Billboard.

01. Rock 'N Roll Train
02. Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be
03. Back In Black
04. Stiff Upper Lip
05. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
06. Thunderstruck
07. Hard As A Rock
08. The Jack
09. Hells Bells
10. Shoot To Thrill
11. You Shook Me All Night Long
12. TNT
13. Whole Lotta Rosie
14. Let There Be Rock
15. Highway To Hell
16. For Those About To Rock
17. Anything Goes
18. Big Jack
19. War Machine
20. Black Ice
21. Bad Boy Boogie

how do you know

Blabbermouth.net

ah a dress rehearsal,

nice set !

BIG JACK, BIG JACK !

Well they squeezed in five new ones...cant wait to see 'em.Black Ice has sold 91,000 copies in it's first week in Australia making it the highest selling album of the year.This is a huge difference in sales to Stiff Upper Lip which only shipped Gold which is 30,000 copies in Australia.

Isn't it funny how last year the Eagles sold boat loads of their newie too.Seems the longer you put off recording the more hungry the record buying public get.I guess to that the last two albums BB and SUP had to compete with 90's music trends too.The young ones these days appreciate the older rockers and they're just sick of "beige" bands.

I like the term "beige bands" - a great description of so many today.

Photos from concert

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Show Opener Rock 'N' Roll Train

Not a bad setlist. Even though they completely ignore Powerage.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

I worked at the small midwestern arena facility where AC/DC staged and rehearsed and began their last tour in 2001. It was fun to see the pieces and parts of the stage, like the cannon and the bell, arrive from storage all over the country as well as the crew who was going to be carrying the show for the whole year to come. The band rehearsed initially in a nearby recording studio (the gal that was one of the owners apparently had a fling w/ Chuch McGee) and after about a week they moved to our place to rehearse on a facsimile of the finished stage. On a Tuesday afternoon, like any other, they meandered into the arena, shook hands with many of the crew they hadn't seen since their last tour, wandered about the stage examining it curiously. Angus said something to the fellow who was apparently his tech who left and returned shortly thereafter with a guitar. Someone handed Brian a mike and the rest of the band assumed there positions. Angus ripped out the opening chords for 'You Shook Me All Night Long' and just like that they knocked out a three song set - for twenty people!

We'd occasionally sneak back into the arena as they rehearsed in the dark to get the lighting cues down. It was weird to hear a song like 'Highway" performed with the big, arena rock crescendo and have absolutely no one applauding in response.

Later I was told by one of our stagehands who helped set-up the opening night in a different (much larger) arena yet, "R---, usually when you see those stacks upon stacks of speaker boxes on a stage many, if not most, are empty placed there merely for show (think KISS). Not so AC/DC. All of them had speakers and they were all plugged in and cranked to eleven. Loudest show I've ever heard.

Lads

this WAS NOT the setlist from last night. that is the tour 'rehearsal list'

they only played 13 songs last night. and only RNRT & Black Ice from the new album

I thank you

The Corrected List

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Big Jack!!
Carlitos

"Rock N' Roll Train"
"Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be"
"Back In Black"
"Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"
"Thunderstruck"
"Hell's Bells"
"You Shook Me All Night Long"
"TNT"
"Black Ice"
"Whole Lotta Rosie"
"Let There Be Rock"

Encore:
"Highway To Hell"
"For Those About To Rock"

My last minute prediction as far as a regular set list:

-They will do about 16 to 18 songs from that list of 21

-They will play between 105 minutes and 115 minutes

-They will do 2 or 3 songs (from the list of 5) from their new CD

-Bad Boy Boogie may be exchanged with another song at one point

I will be happy if they do all 5 Black Ice songs from the list in their show, but I don't expect it. Of the 21 set rehearsal list, the first 16 look like a true set list with the others as add-ins. As the tour progresses, they will most likely exchange a song or 2 from their new CD depending on popularity, just like they did with Stiff Upper Lip on that tour.

By tomorrow, this speculation won't mean a thing.