Set list

Rock Or Bust

Shoot To Thrill

Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be

Back In Black

Play Ball

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Thunderstruck

High Voltage

Rock N Roll Train

Hells Bells

Baptism By Fire

You Shook Me All Night Long

Sin City

Shot Down In Flames

Have A Drink On Me

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
Brian Johnson - Lead Vocals
Cliff Williams - Bass
Stevie Young - Rhythm Guitar
Chris Slade - Drums

Info

Supported by: Vintage Trouble

Tickets: $54.50/85.15/115.80/126.50

Promoter: Live Nation

Capacity: 50,000

Attendance: 48,000

Online reviews & articles:

AC/DC Score Big On Opening Night of 2015 North American Tour [Loudwire, 2015-08-26]

Photo Gallery & Live Review: AC/DC bring high voltage rock and roll to North American tour kickoff [Vanyaland, 2015-08-26]

AC/DC – Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA 8/22/15 (Show review) [Glide Magazine, 2015-08-25]

Tournée Rock or Bust d'AC/DC: un orage de rock en vue! [Le Soleil, 2015-08-23]

Last Best Show: AC/DC at Gillette Stadium [Boston Herald, 2015-08-23]

Grosse décharge électrique [Le Journal De Montreal, 2015-08-23]

AC/DC cranks up the voltage at Gillette Stadium [Boston Globe, 2015-08-23]

AC/DC Razor-Sharp at First U.S. 'Rock or Bust' Show [Rolling Stone, 2015-08-23]

Review: Survivors AC/DC rock out Gillette Stadium [The Sun Chronicle, 2015-08-23]

Review: Led by Angus Young, AC/DC rocks Gillette Stadium [Providence Journal, 2015-08-23]

Gillette Stadium Live In Foxboro USA [AC/DC Abruzzo, 2015-08-23]

AC/DC Partners With PHILIPS To Create Spectacular Light Show On 'Rock Or Bust' Tour [Blabbermouth, 2015-08-20]

AC/DC Tickets Nearing $300 Secondary Market Average For First North American Tour Leg In Five Years [Forbes, 2015-08-18]

Photo Galleries:

DigBoston/Flickr

Crowdalbum

Fan reviews:

By Brian Carney, East Greenwich, RI, USA:
This was my second time seeing AC/DC at Gillette, we weren't able to get floor seat tickets this time but we still had a great view of Angus, Brian, Cliff, Stevie, and Chris. The crowd went crazy as soon as the lights went out, and the guys came onto the stage. Despite the losses of Malcolm and Phil the guys sounded just as good as they did back in 2009, it was nice to hear High Voltage and Have A Drink On Me live! Brian and Angus were both all over the stage, full of energy, Angus moving just like he has for 40 plus years, and Brian looking like he was having the time of his life up on the stage.
I can only hope the guys come through again on another tour, they have not lost a step and only seem to get better as they go. I'm trying to get my wife to go to Canada to one of their shows next week! There is nothing better than this band.

By john direnzo, wexford pa usa:
I went to AC/DC on Aug. 22 Foxboro. It was a solid performance by the band. Angus' solo during Let there be rock was lack luster. I have seen him do better (I've seen them 13 times). The songs were all pretty good!

By Joe herron, Columbia sc usa:
Visited ma to attend this concert due to this show was the closest to my state. The band had about a month break before this show and was ready to rock and it showed. The song list was great, and their energy was awesome. Wish there had been another show. Hope to catch them again. Rock or bust.

By Sean Fadden, North Franklin CT USA :
Last time I seen them was in the same venue in 2009 and they still got it
Haven't missed a show in New England/NYC since 88 and they still blow all other bands live out of the water.
This time I took my 15 year old daughter and again had club level seats, fantastic loud crisp sound.
Can't wait for the rumored 2016 arena dates.

By Jake Vitale, Coram New York:
I traveled to Gillette stadium to see AC/DC on their kick off. This was the first time I was seeing them so I was super excited. They absolutely kicked ass that night. I had front row seats and they were LOUD. Extremely loud. Out of all the bands I’ve seen AC/DC were no doubt the loudest. The setlist was fantastic, nice to hear High Voltage, Sin City and Have A Drink On Me again. Angus’ solo during Let There Be Rock was fantastic. Overall it was a kickass show and I hope to see them again.

 

 

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