Watch Guns N' Roses' Live Tribute to AC/DC's Malcolm Young

Guns N' Roses paid a three-song tribute to AC/DC co-founder Malcolm Young during their show last night in Sacramento, California.

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This goes out to Malcolm Young.
He will be sorely missed. pic.twitter.com/gO1mWVuDeR

— Guns N' Roses (@gunsnroses) November 19, 2017

They later posted a video of the performance on social media, reiterating the sentiment. "This goes out to Malcolm Young. He will be sorely missed.”

The band has performed all three songs regularly on this tour, and of course Rose has performed "Whole Lotta Rosie" with AC/DC. In 2016, he took over for singer Brian Johnson on the band's Rock or Bust tour after Johnson was warned by his physicians that he risked complete hearing loss if he didn't stop performing.

Malcolm Young was not a part of that AC/DC tour. In 2014, the group announced that he would have to step down from the band he co-founded more than 40 years earlier because he was battling dementia. He died yesterday following years of decline due to the disease, as well as lung cancer and a heart condition.

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