AC/DC arrives in Toronto for sold-out Rogers Centre show – has dinner at Morton’s and autographs photos on smoke breaks
November 7, 2008 by Brad ·
(Toronto, Nov 6-08) I am starting to realize Canada’s strict no-smoking in public place laws are proving a bonus to autograph collectors. The most famous rock band on earth right now – AC/DC arrived in Toronto today for their first of two sold-out Rogers Centre concerts kicking off Friday. On their night off from rocking, the band decided to have a low-key dinner at Toronto’s most famous steak house – Morton’s. Lead singer Brian Johnson, Angus Young, and Cliff Williams were great about signing autographs for us. They kept coming outside for smoke breaks (can’t smoke inside the restaurant) which provided fantastic signing opportunities. As per usual, drummer Phil Rudd was proving difficult with the autographs – but the rest of the boys signed everything for us.
True class guys and rock legends.
One of many beautiful pieces AC/DC signed for HoundsTV.com was this Fly on the Wall album. We’ve got more available so feel free to contact us.
PopBoxTV has a very cool T-shirt featuring an original “school-boy” sketch and autograph by AC/DC legendary guitarist Angus Young
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Your amazing Brad. How do you always know where the celebs are goin to b? I heard ACDC wur nice guys. I luv your site.
i went to the acdc concert november 7th and it was an amazing show. it was my first concert and it was way more then what i expectded everything was worth it. i wish i could see them agane it was tottaly amazing. one thing to say I FREEKING LOVE ACDC!!!!!!!!!!!!
Phil Rudd was probably being tough with signing because he didn’t play on that album you’re showing. It was Simon Wright. I’ve heard that about him…he doesn’t like the stuff he didn’t do.
I’m sure he’d be fine with Signing any other albums he did. I got his in Ottawa in 2001 with Angus.
Any chance on some tips Brad? send me a private email if you’re interested. I wouldn’t mind picking your brain.