Dave Grohl joined AC/DC on stage for 'Highway to Hell' at the final date of their tour.
AC/DC performed at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium on Friday night, marking their last stop of their 'Power Up' tour.
Foo Fighters served as the support act of the night after the show was rescheduled from September 25 due to severe weather.
Halfway through the concert, Brian Johnson revealed that Dave Grohl had asked to join the band for their 1979 classic , 'Highway to Hell'.
You can watch their performance here.
“Hey everybody, we got something to tell you. You better listen up close now. A very good friend of ours asked us today if he could come up and join us for ‘Highway To Hell’. And we said, ‘Yes Dave, you can," Johnson told the crowd.
NME confirmed that during their opening set, Grohl took the oppurtunity to express how important AC/DC had been to him as a child.
“When I was 11 years old and I went to a midnight movie, and I saw the Let There Be Rock movie in the f***ing movie theatre, at 11 years old, I didn’t know that rock’n’roll could be like that,” he said.
“I didn’t know that rock’n’roll was sweat and blood and f***ing tears and every ounce of energy you had. I saw that movie, I was 11 years old, I said, ‘I want to do that for the rest of my f***ing life.’ So here we are… I’m going to live my childhood dream again, tonight," he continued.
Friday night marked the second time Foo Fighters opened for AC/DC in less than a month. They filled in for The Pretty Reckless in St. Louis on September 8, despite the slot originally being advertised as a "one night only" gig.
AC/DC have not confirmed what will come next, although Johnson left it open that they may return, according to NME.
