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AC\/DC<\/a>\u00a0teamed up with one-night-only opening act\u00a0Foo Fighters<\/a>\u00a0to deliver a massive evening of rock and roll to a sold out stadium in St. Louis Tuesday night.<\/p>\n You can see the full set lists and fan-shot video from the show at the Dome at America’s Center below.<\/p>\n Although Foo Fighters frontman\u00a0Dave Grohl<\/a>\u00a0didn’t get to cross playing drums live with AC\/DC off his bucket list, he and his band seemed to be having a great time while cramming their biggest hits into a nine-song opening set.<\/p>\n “Ladies and gentleman, welcome to my f—ing childhood dream tonight,” he exclaimed before leading his band into the opening “All My Life.” As the set-closing “Everlong” wound down, he vowed to join the crowd to watch AC\/DC: “See you on the dance floor, motherf—ers!”<\/p>\n Then it was time for the main event, as Angus Young<\/a>\u00a0and his bandmates delivered a 21-song set that kicked off with “If You Want Blood (You Got It) and concluded with “For Those About to Rock (We Salute You),” with room in between for relative rarities such as “Riff Raff” and 2020’s excellent “Shot in the Dark.”<\/p>\n Read More: How Axl Rose Changed AC\/DC’s Set Lists<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Watch AC\/DC Kick Off Their Show in St. Louis<\/strong><\/p>\n Last month the Foo Fighters were announced as the opening act for Tuesday night’s show. They were filling in for the Pretty Reckless, whose singer Taylor Momsen has bravely\u00a0endured onstage bites from wild animals at two different shows<\/a> so far on the Power Up tour.<\/p>\n The Foo Fighters have frequently covered AC\/DC’s “Let There Be Rock” in concert, and Grohl called the Tuesday night team-up “literally a dream come true” in a social media post.<\/p>\n Asked in a 2018 interview<\/a> about the \u201cdream person\u201d to play drums for, Grohl told Forbes<\/em>, \u201cAC\/DC. That’s my last one, that’s it.”<\/p>\n Grohl also loaned the stage throne he had built after breaking his leg<\/a> during a 2015 concert to a similarly injured Axl Rose<\/a>, who was filling in for Brain Johnson<\/a> on AC\/DC’s cursed Rock or Bust tour<\/a>.<\/p>\n Watch Foo Fighters Perform “All My Life”<\/strong><\/p>\n Watch AC\/DC Perform “Jailbreak”<\/strong><\/p>\n Watch Foo Fighters Perform “Everlong”<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. “If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It)” (from 1979’s Highway to Hell<\/em><\/a>) Foo Fighters Sept. 8, 2026 St. Louis Set List:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. “All My Life” via SetList.fm<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n These Aussies are nothing if not consistent.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Bryan Rolli<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nPlaying With AC\/DC a ‘Dream Come True’ for Dave Grohl<\/h3>\n
AC\/DC Sept. 8, 2026 St. Louis Set List:<\/h3>\n
2. “Back in Black” (from 1980’s Back in Black<\/a><\/em>)
3. “Demon Fire” (from 2020’s Power Up<\/a><\/em>)
4. “Shot Down in Flames”\u00a0(from 1979’s Highway to Hell<\/em>)
5. “Thunderstruck” (from 1990’s The Razor’s Edge<\/a><\/em>)
6. “Have a Drink on Me”\u00a0(from 1980’s Back in Black<\/em>)
7. “Hells Bells”\u00a0(from 1980’s Back in Black<\/em>)
8. “Shot in the Dark” (from 2020’s Power Up<\/em>)
9. “Stiff Upper Lip” (from 2000’s Stiff Upper Lip<\/a><\/em>)
10. “Highway to Hell”\u00a0(from 1979’s Highway to Hell<\/em>)
11. “Shoot to Thrill”\u00a0(from 1980’s Back in Black<\/em>)
12. “Sin City”\u00a0(from 1978’s Powerage<\/a><\/em>)
13. “Jailbreak”\u00a0(from 1976’s Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap<\/a><\/em>)
14. “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap” (from 1976’s Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap<\/em>)
15. “High Voltage”\u00a0(from 1975’s T.N.T<\/a>.<\/em>)
16. “Riff Raff” (from 1978’s Powerage<\/em>)
17. “You Shook Me All Night Long”\u00a0(from 1980’s Back in Black<\/em>)
18. “Whole Lotta Rosie”\u00a0(from 1977’s Let There Be Rock<\/a><\/em>)
19. “Let There Be Rock” (from 1977’s Let There Be Rock<\/em>)
Encore:
20. “T.N.T.” (from 1975’s T.N.T.<\/em>)
21. “For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)” (from 1981’s For Those About to Rock We Salute You<\/a><\/em>)<\/p>\n
2. “The Pretender”
3. “Learn to Fly”
4. “My Hero”
5. “This is a Call”
6. “No Son of Mine”
7. “Monkey Wrench”
8. “Best of You”
9. “Everlong”<\/p>\nAC\/DC Live Albums Ranked Worst to Best<\/h2>\n