AC/DC Live Paris, Stade de France, June, 18 2010

"That's just rock'n'roll,

that's what you're here for"

Brian Johnson - SDF, Paris June 18, 2010

Paris, Stade de France, June, 18 2010

Setlist:
Rock'n'Roll Train
Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
Back in Black
Big Jack
Dirty Deeds
Shot Down In Flames
Thunderstruck
Black Ice
The Jack (incl Angus strip)
Hells Bells
Shoot to Thrill
War Machine
High Voltage
You Shook Me All Night Long
TNT
Whole Lotta Rosie
Let There Be Rock
Highway to Hell
For Those About To Rock

AC/DC ABRUZZO OFFICIAL REPORT

Stade de France, Paris. One of our favorite venues in the world. Huge football stadium, but still very intimate, perfect for a powerful and energetic rock'n'roll show. We couldn't miss this concert for anything in the world. The equation is simple:

AC/DC + Stade de France = memorable/unforgettable rock show.

Words to describe an AC/DC concert and the performance of the band have become superfluous. We firmly believe that there's nothing as good as an AC/DC show and if you're reading this blog you probably agree with us.

After seeing another 80,000 people with three generations of fans packed in the stadium we realised once again how lucky we are to have seen them so many times around the world. This Black Ice tour has been a real gift for the fans, especially for those who had waited patiently for so many years. And it's hard to believe that soon the world will have to deal with the fact that they will stop touring... Hopefully not. See you in Germany!

Shoot To Thrill (with Cammeo of Orangus)

THE AFTER SHOW AT LES HALLES

After the show we went in the Les Halles area for the after show party. It was just a good opportunity to meet some old friends from all over the world and to celebrate the 50th BLack Ice show attended by the President… We had a very good time! See you in Germany!

BigJack5 from Vancouver, the President, Orangus' assistant, the Secretary General and Phillo from Belgium

Croque Monsieur

With French Rosie ...

With legendary AC/DC collector and writer Arnaud Durieux reminiscing about New York 2008