Videos have emerged of Guns N' Roses and Foo Fighters paying tribute to Malcolm Young, the AC/DC rocker who died over the weekend.
The 64-year-old Aussie music legend died peacefully after a long battle with dementia.
Guns N' Roses projected a huge photo of Young on-stage during a performance in Sacramento, California concert Saturday (local time).
"We're gonna dedicate this to Malcolm Young, who will be sorely missed," singer Axl Rose told the crowd as Slash played a moody guitar solo.
Foo Fighters, meanwhile, opened a show in Mexico on Saturday night (local time) with a cover of AC/DC's 1977 hit 'Let There Be Rock'.
There also, a photo of Young was projected on-stage.
"We're going to play some rock and roll for Malcolm tonight," singer Dave Grohl told the crowd.
Young is survived by his younger brother, Angus, who continues to play in AC/DC.
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