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Since Axl Rose took over as AC/DC‘s singer on their Rock or Bust tour, the band has played increasingly longer shows every night and spotlighted more songs from their early Bon Scott-fronted era.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the tour’s set lists.
The Rock or Bust tour began in April 2015 with two shows at the Coachella Festival, showcasing a new lineup that featured lead guitarist Angus Young, singer Brian Johnson, bassist Cliff Williams and two new (or returning) members. Drummer Chris Slade, who previously played with the group from 1989 to 1994, took over for Phil Rudd after Rudd’s legal issues, and guitarist Stevie Young replaced his uncle Malcolm Young, who was forced to retire from the road due to several serious health issues over the past few years.
Once the tour kicked off in earnest on May 5 in the Netherlands, AC/DC played a 20-song set that featured nine songs from the Scott era and 11 from Johnson’s time with the group, including five tracks from their 1980 masterpiece Back in Black and three from their most recent album, 2014’s Rock or Bust.
In early February 2016, they dropped the new album’s first single, “Play Ball,” from the set in favor of the LP track “Got Some Rock & Roll Thunder,” and traded “Baptism by Fire” for yet another Back in Black song, “Given the Dog a Bone.”
AC/DC With Brian Johnson, Rock or Bust Tour Set List
1. “Rock or Bust”
2. “Shoot to Thrill”
3. “Hell Ain’t a Bad Place to Be”
4. “Back in Black”
5. “Play Ball” (until Dec. 15) / “Got Some Rock & Roll Thunder” (Feb. 2 on)
6. “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”
7. “Thunderstruck”
8. “High Voltage”
9. “Rock ‘n’ Roll Train”
10. “Hells Bells”
11. “Baptism by Fire” (until Dec. 15) / “Given the Dog a Bone” (Feb. 2 on)
12. “Sin City”
13. “You Shook Me All Night Long”
14. “Shot Down in Flames”
15. “Have a Drink on Me”
16. “T.N.T.”
17. “Whole Lotta Rosie”
18. “Let There Be Rock”
19. “Highway to Hell”
20. “For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)”
Johnson’s hearing problems forced the band off the road at the end of February 2016, postponing the 10 shows still remaining on the U.S. leg of the tour. On May 7, the group returned to the road for previously scheduled dates in Europe with


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