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Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Guns N’ Roses have been forced to reschedule their summer 2021 European tour dates to the summer of 2022.

The legendary LA rockers’ London dates, due to take place on June 18 and 19 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, will now take place on July 1 and 2, 2022, while the group’s Glasgow show, originally scheduled for June 24 at Bellahouston Park, will now take place at Glasgow Green on July 5. Guns’ Dublin gig is now rescheduled to June 28, 2022. Support on all dates will come from bluesman Gary Clark Jr.

A statement from the band reads: “Hey Gunners, unfortunately we need to ask for your patience one more time. Our summer European tour dates will be rescheduled to 2022, but with the added bonus of new shows and special guest Gary Clark Jr! The tour kicks off in Lisbon, Portugal on June 4th, 2022, with new dates in Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, Netherlands, and Italy. Tickets remain valid for all rescheduled dates, so please do hold onto them.”

“We continue to be thankful for your understanding and support during these unprecedented times. Light is at the end of the tunnel and we are looking forward to getting back on stage later this year in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and next year in Europe and more!”

Guns N’ Roses rescheduled UK and European tour 2022 includes the following dates:

04 June: Lisbon Passeio Maritimo de Algés, POR 07 June: Seville Estadio Benito Villamarin, SPA 11 June: Solvesborg Sweden Rock, SWE 15 June: Stavanger Forus Travbane NOR 18 June: Prague Letnany Airport, CZE 20 June: Warsaw PGE Narodowy, POL 23 June: Groningen Stadspark, NL 28 June: Dublin Marlay Park, IRE 01 July: London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, UK 02 July: London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, UK 05 July: Glasgow Glasgow Green, UK 08 July: Munich Olympiastadion, GER 10 July: Milan San Siro Stadium, ITA.

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Guns N’ Roses Announce Rescheduled 2022 European Tour Dates, Add Gary Clark Jr.

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Guns N’ Roses have just announced their rescheduled European tour dates, now taking place Summer 2022. In addition to adding special guest Gary Clark Jr., the revamped version of the tour will feature new dates in Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, Netherlands, and Italy. Check out the new dates below, and grab your tickets at gunsnroses.com/tour .

Sat, Jun 4th, 2022 – Lisbon, Portugal @ Passeio Maritimo de Alges

Tue, Jun 7th, 2022 – Seville, Spain @ Estadio Benito Villamarin

Sat, Jun 11th, 2022 – Solvesborg, Sweden @ Sweden Rock Festival

Wed, Jun 15th, 2022 – Stavanger, Norway @ Forus Travbane

Sat, Jun 18th, 2022 – Prague, Czech Republic @ Letnany Airport

Mon, Jun 20th, 2022 – Warsaw, Poland @ PGE Narodowy

Thu, Jun 23rd, 2022 – Groningen, Netherlands @ Stadspark

Tue, Jun 28th, 2022 – Dublin, Ireland @ Marlay Park Concert Series

Fri, Jul 1st, 2022 – London, UK @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Sat, Jul 2nd, 2022 – London, UK @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tue, Jul 5th, 2022 – Glasgow, UK @ Glasgow Green

Fri, Jul 8th, 2022 – Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion

Sun, Jul 10th, 2022 – Milan, Italy @ San Siro Stadium

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Guns N’ Roses have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates to 2022, due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is in a third spike in several countries on the European continent.

The dates, originally scheduled for 2020, will now take place in June and July 2022, the band announced on social media Tuesday morning.

“Hey Gunners, unfortunately we need to ask for your patience one more time,” the band said in a statement. “Our summer European tour dates will be rescheduled to 2022, but with the added bonus of new shows and special guest Gary Clark Jr.”

Tour update🚨European Summer dates are now rescheduled to 2022. New dates added & new special guest, Gary Clark Jr. Tickets remain valid for all rescheduled dates. We cannot Fn wait. https://t.co/wh96bNaaPM pic.twitter.com/uR7UZHEUkX — Guns N' Roses (@gunsnroses) April 6, 2021

The band said that original tickets will remain valid for all of the rescheduled dates, adding, “We continue to be thankful for your understanding and support during these unprecedented times. Light is at the end of the tunnel and we are looking forward to getting back on stage later this year in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and next year in Europe and more!”

The full 2022 dates appear below:

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June 4 – Passeio Maritimo de Algés, Lisbon, Portugal

June 7 – Estadio Benito Villamarin, Seville, Spain

June 11 – Sweden Rock, Solvesborg, Sweden

June 15 – Forus Travbane, Stavanger, Norway

June 18 – Letnany Airport, Prague, Czech Republic

June 20 – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland

June 23 – Stadspark, Groningen, Netherlands

June 28 – Marlay Park, Dublin, Ireland

July 1 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

July 2 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

July 5 – Glasgow Green, Glasgow

July 8 – Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany

July 10 – San Siro Stadium, Milan, Italy

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Guns N’ Roses Reschedule European Tour For 2022

Guns N’ Roses have once again had to reschedule the European leg of their stadium tour.

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Guns N’ Roses have once again had to reschedule the European leg of their tour. Originally scheduled for 2020 , the pandemic has forced the rock group to shift their 13 U.K. and Europe dates to 2022.

The band will now kick off the trek with a June 4, 2022, stop at Passeio Maritimo de Algés in Lisbon, Portugal. The tour will run through Spain, Sweden, Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, The Netherlands, Ireland, U.K. and Germany. Currently scheduled dates will close out on July 10 at San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy.

Special guest Gary Clark Jr. has also been added to the dates.

2021 Concerts & Festivals Canceled Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic

“Hey Gunners, unfortunately we need to ask for your patience one more time. Our summer European tour dates will be rescheduled to 2022, but with the added bonus of new shows and special guest Gary Clark Jr!” the group said in a statement. “The tour kicks off in Lisbon, Portugal on June 4th, 2022, with new dates in Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, Netherlands, and Italy. Tickets remain valid for all rescheduled dates, so please do hold onto them.”

Additional performances currently scheduled for June 18 and June 19, 2021, will now take place on July 1 and 2, 2022, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Limited tickets are still available for fans to purchase for Guns N’ Roses at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium shows. All tickets remain valid and will be honored for new the dates.

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“We continue to be thankful for your understanding and support during these unprecedented times,” the band’s statement continued. “Light is at the end of the tunnel and we are looking forward to getting back on stage later this year in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and next year in Europe and more!”

Check out the full schedule below:

June 4, 2022 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Passeio Maritimo de Algés

June 7, 2022 — Seville, Spain @ Estadio Benito Villamarin

June 11, 2022 — Solvesborg, Sweden @ Sweden Rock

June 15, 2022 — Stavanger, Norway @ Forus Travbane

June 18, 2022 — Prague, Czech Republic @ Letnany Airport

June 20, 2022 — Warsaw, Poland @ PGE Narodowy

June 23, 2022 — Groningen, Netherlands @ Stadspark

June 28, 2022 — Dublin, Ireland @ Marlay Park

July 1, 2022 — London, UK @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

July 2, 2022 — London, UK @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

July 5, 2022 — Glasgow, UK @ Glasgow Green

July 8, 2022 — Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion

July 10, 2022 — Milan, Italy @ San Siro Stadium

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Guns N’ Roses reschedule their UK and European tour to 2022

It's the second time that the tour has been postponed

Guns N’ Roses have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour dates to 2022 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The band have already been forced to move the shows once , with their 2020 touring plans being scrapped due to the global health crisis.

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Guns N’ Roses have confirmed this morning (April 6) that their UK and European dates will now take place in June and July 2022. These include two shows at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London and a gig at Glasgow Green.

Confirming that all original tickets will remain valid for all of the rescheduled dates, the band added: “We continue to be thankful for your understanding and support during these unprecedented times. Light is at the end of the tunnel and we are looking forward to getting back on stage later this year in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and next year in Europe and more!”

You can see Guns N’ Roses’ rescheduled UK and European tour dates for 2022 below.

June 2022 4 – Passeio Maritimo de Algés, Lisbon, Portugal 7 – Estadio Benito Villamarin, Seville, Spain 11 – Sweden Rock, Solvesborg, Sweden 15 – Forus Travbane, Stavanger, Norway 18 – Letnany Airport, Prague, Czech Republic 20 – PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland 23 – Stadspark, Groningen, Netherlands 28 – Marlay Park, Dublin, Ireland

July 2022 1 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London 2 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London 5 – Glasgow Green, Glasgow 8 – Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany 10 – San Siro Stadium, Milan, Italy

In regards to the band’s two dates in London, tickets to the Friday June 18, 2021 show will be honoured at the Friday June 1, 2022 gig, while tickets for the Saturday June 19, 2021 show will be honoured on Saturday June 2, 2022.

Limited tickets are still available for both London dates, and you can find those here .

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Guns N' Roses' 2021 summer stadium tour has been rescheduled – with a couple of new dates added, and the announcement of special guest Gary Clark Jr.

Guns N' Roses have announced the dates for their rescheduled summer 2022 stadium tour.

The band had planned to cross the pond in June 2021 for a run of shows, but will now be touring the UK and Europe in the summer of 2022. "Hey Gunners, unfortunately we need to ask for your patience one more time," they say. "Our summer European tour dates will be rescheduled to 2022, but with the added bonus of new shows and special guest Gary Clark Jr! The tour kicks off in Lisbon, Portugal on June 4, 2022, with new dates in Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, Netherlands, and Italy.

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"Tickets remain valid for all rescheduled dates, so please do hold onto them. We continue to be thankful for your understanding and support during these unprecedented times. Light is at the end of the tunnel and we are looking forward to getting back onstage later this year in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and next year in Europe and more!”

Catch Guns N' Roses and Gary Clark Jr. at the following:

4 Portugal Lisbon Passeio Maritimo de Algés 7 Spain Seville Estadio Benito Villamarin 11 Sweden Solvesborg Sweden Rock* 15 Norway Stavanger Forus Travbane 18 Czech Republic Prague Letnany Airport 20 Poland Warsaw PGE Narodowy 23 Netherlands Groningen Stadspark 28 Ireland Dublin Marlay Park

1 UK London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 2 UK London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 5 UK Glasgow Glasgow Green 8 Germany Munich Olympiastadion 10 Italy Milan San Siro Stadium

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The American rock band Guns N’ Roses will perform on Sunday, July 10, 2022, starting with 8.00 pm, at the Meazza Stadium, in Milan .

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Guns N’ Roses was formed in 1985 in Los Angeles, California, and originally comprised vocalist Axl Rose, lead guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan and drummer Steven Adler. The current lineup consists of Rose, Slash, McKagan, keyboardist Dizzy Reed, guitarist Richard Fortus, drummer Frank Ferrer and keyboardist Melissa Reese.

Their debut album, Appetite for Destruction , was released in 1987, and reached number one on the Billboard 200 during the following year. The album sold 30 million copies worldwide, including 18 million in the United States.

Their next studio album, G N’ R Lies , was released in 1988, reaching number two on the Billboard 200, and selling ten million copies worldwide.

Use Your Illusion I and Use Your Illusion II , recorded simultaneously and released in 1991, sold a combined 35 million copies worldwide. The Spaghetti Incident? , released in 1993, was an album of covers and the band’s last studio album to feature Slash and McKagan before their initial departure.

After several lineup changes, their long-awaited sixth album, Chinese Democracy , was released in 2008. Slash and McKagan rejoined the band in 2016 for the Not in This Lifetime… Tour.

Guns N’ Roses was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012. To date, the band sold more than 100 million records worldwide, including 45 million in the United States.

The Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, commonly known as San Siro, is a football stadium in Milan, the home of AC Milan and Internazionale. The stadium has a seating capacity of 80,018, making it one of the largest stadiums in Europe, and the largest in Italy .

The closest Metro station is San Siro Stadio , on the Metro Line M5. The closest bus station is right in front of the Metro station, and it can be reached with the bus Lines 49, 64, 78 and 80. The closest tram station, with the same name, is located about 280 meters away from the stadium, on the tram Line 16.

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Civil War ( followed by band introductions, Jimi Hendrix's "Machine Gun" outro ) Play Video
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Sweet Child o' Mine (with Carrie Underwood ) Play Video
November Rain Play Video
Knockin' on Heaven's Door ( Bob Dylan cover) ( Alice Cooper's "Only Women Bleed" intro ) Play Video
Nightrain Play Video
Patience ( The Beatles' "Blackbird" intro ) Play Video
Paradise City (with Carrie Underwood ) Play Video

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I Wanna Be Your Dog by The Stooges
Knockin' on Heaven's Door by Bob Dylan
Live and Let Die by Wings
Slither by Velvet Revolver
Chinese Democracy
Reckless Life
Double Talkin' Jive
November Rain
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Guns N' Roses reschedule UK and European summer tour dates to 2022

This is the second time the band have been forced to reschedule

Guns N' Roses have announced that they have been forced to rearrange their UK and European shows for a second time, due to COVID-19 restrictions.

The rock legends have rescheduled their shows at Dublin's Marlay Park, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London and Glasgow Green to Summer 2022, where they will be part of a larger European tour.

In a statement on their website, Guns N' Roses said, 'Hey Gunners, unfortunately, we need to ask for your patience one more time. Our summer European tour dates will be rescheduled to 2022, but with the added bonus of new shows and special guest Gary Clark Jr!

'The tour kicks off in Lisbon, Portugal on June 4th, 2022, with new dates in Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, Netherlands, and Italy. Tickets remain valid for all rescheduled dates, so please do hold onto them.'

'We continue to be thankful for your understanding and support during these unprecedented times. Light is at the end of the tunnel and we are looking forward to getting back on stage later this year in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and next year in Europe and more!'

The new rescheduled dates for the Guns N' Roses UK & Ireland tour

Marlay Park, Dublin, Ireland - Tues 28th

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK - Fri 1st

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK - Sat 2nd

Glasgow Green, Glasgow, Scotland - Tues 5th

Who will support Guns N' Roses on their tour?

Special guest Gary Clark Jr. will be providing support on these rescheduled dates, including the newly confirmed stops in Norway, Czech Republic, Poland, the Netherlands and Italy.

Other new European dates for the tour

Passeio Maritimo de Algés, Lisbon, Portugal - Sat 4th

Estadio Benito Villamarin, Seville, Spain - Tues 7th

Sweden Rock, Sölvesborg, Sweden - Sat 11th

Forus Travbane, Stavanger, Norway - Weds 15th

Letnany Airport, Prague, Czech Republic - Sat 18th

PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland - Mon 20th

Stadspark, Groningen, Netherlands - Thu 23rd

Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany - Fri 8th

San Siro Stadium, Milan, Italy - Sun 10th

The tour was cancelled in May 2020 after Guns N' Roses released a statement reading, 'Sadly, the upcoming European tour will not be happening. Things are changing daily and we want to keep our fans, crew members and band safe.

'We are working hard with our promoters, venues and cities/countries on next steps and will make further announcements as soon as we can. Thank you for your patience, we will get through this together and look forward to seeing you all very soon...'

However, in August, the band released a new statement to announce the dates were being rearranged for June 2020, 'Hey Gunners, Picking up where we left off last week, most of our 2020 European tour dates are being rescheduled to June of 2021.

'Unfortunately, due to routing and venue availability, issues that developed during the postponement process a select few shows were not able to be rescheduled and have been cancelled.

'We are forever grateful for your understanding and continued support during these unprecedented times. We are looking forward to getting back on stage.'

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Guns N' Roses ended an eight-month absence from the stage last night (Jun. 4), kicking off a European tour with a 26-track show at Passeio Marítimo de Alges, Oeiras in Portugal.

The night's surprises included a cover of AC/DC ’s “Walk All Over You,” a song from 1979's Highway to Hell that wasn't one of the dozens Axl Rose sang when he briefly toured with the Australian legends in 2016.

The group also played “Reckless Life” from their 1986 EP Live ?1@ Like a Suicide for the first time since 1993, and Appetite for Destruction ' s “ You’re Crazy ” for the first time since 1991. Also present was the recently-revived Hollywood Rose song “ Shadow of Your Love ,” while ” Civil War ” was dedicated to Ukraine.

You can see video of all three first-time tour performances and find the full set list below.

Apart from those additions, the band's first performance since October 2021 stuck fairly closely to last year's set list, featuring requisite hits like " Welcome to the Jungle ," " Sweet Child O' Mine ," " November Rain " and " Paradise City ."

Last year saw the release of two "new" Guns N' Roses songs, " Absurd " and " Hard Skool ," the first since Axl Rose , Slash and Duff McKagan reunited in 2016. Both songs, which were played last night, date back to the Chinese Democracy sessions but feature newly recorded parts from Slash and McKagan.

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Didn't attend a show but based on reviews from members here it seemed to have been a great tour. I also really liked the inclusion of Reckless Life and how Axl can still sing it like he did in the 80s. They also varied the sets more than usual.

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I Needed It like the air that I breathe. I was so sad for several personal reasons, but the idea of finally attending a GNR concert gave me a lot of renewed enthusiasm. I'll thank them for ever

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2 hours ago, Blackstar said: But why? Without wanting to get into a discussion about Ukraine, I don't see why Civil War is not appropriate for what they want to express (which is basically the mainstream perception and sentiment about what's going on there). I don't think the lyrics are literally about a civil war (as in a war between people of the same country/nation).

It's a song about how media instigate (and exaggerate) war, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer from it. Sounds familiar...

1 hour ago, kanecrescente said: It's a song about how media instigate (and exaggerate) war

That's an interesting interpretation. Personally, I don't see that it is mainly about media's role in wars but more being a straight forward anti-war song.

And yeah, I think the title is not so much referring to wars between people in the same country, but used because it is an oxymoron and wars are anything but civil.

I think the energy was higher, mainly because axl is in his best shape physically since 2010. However, no new music AGAIN. This is the 3rd time theyve been to europe as a reunion. and 5th time since chinese democracy was released. It's a good setlist, generally hits the casuals and the hardcores well. No pyro, fireworks, no confetti was a bit underwhelming. No GnR dont need those things, but in a stadium basically as a nostalgia act charging £100 a ticket, they should be giving a bit more of a show. Don't need to be KISS or Motley Crue, but something other than just the songs. Good energy, but shit they didnt release any more new songs and make this a tour of the new album.

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2 hours ago, SoulMonster said: Didn't attend a show but based on reviews from members here it seemed to have been a great tour. I also really liked the inclusion of Reckless Life and how Axl can still sing it like he did in the 80s. They also varied the sets more than usual.

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6 hours ago, kanecrescente said: It's a song about how media instigate (and exaggerate) war, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer from it. Sounds familiar...

I think it's based on a simple anti-war concept: that there are those who gain from war (not necessarily or mainly the media) while ordinary folks are used as cannon fodder, being made to believe that they're fighting for a noble cause. So war is not really between people, even though it's made out to be by those who benefit for it, and in that sense every war is a civil war.

In my view the song is more relevant now than GN'R think it is.

6 hours ago, kanecrescente said: Quite simply, underwhelming. The band were great, Axl not so, feeble setlists (kudos for reckless life) and piss poor organisation but fuck me just write new songs instead of learning more and more covers. Also, the whole pandering to the media exaggeration of the whole Ukraine situation - like covid to excuse constant price hikes - is exactly what GNR stood against once upon a time... once violent criticisers of the media, now absolute media shaggers for some remotely positive publicity.

The pandering to the Ukrainian situation is an embarrassment, dedicating civil war to the Ukraine is an embarrassment, it’s not a civil war 😂 everything they once stood for has gone, just another band playing along with the media narrative, very sad to see.

2 hours ago, Paulywauly said: The pandering to the Ukrainian situation is an embarrassment, dedicating civil war to the Ukraine is an embarrassment, it’s not a civil war 😂 everything they once stood for has gone, just another band playing along with the media narrative, very sad to see.

I feel it atittude enough demagogic.specially the Ucraine flag on stage.

22 minutes ago, Ratam said: I feel it atittude enough demagogic.specially the Ucraine flag on stage.

I wonder if the response to this by the crowds in South America will be the same as by the crowds in Europe.

1 minute ago, Blackstar said: I wonder if the response to this by the crowds in South America will be the same as by the crowds in Europe.

It depend about anyone think about it. In my country has loot of people catch about the media narrative. Many people isn't form their own mind. You realize it when heard people repeat word by word whatever the media says.

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Woxel Rose is a new thing. Very interesting

I think musically they are actually better than 2017/2018 era but it's all just gone a bit stale.

It's becoming clear that new music, live shows, old footage won't be released.

The all new show never really happened.

I was at the second London show. Absolutely loved it. Got to see Axl sing my favourite song (Estranged) in a low register and it was sublime

My only though is that if he doesn’t choose to sing in his normal talking voice, he is crazy. Sounded so much better that way,,,,better than he had in last few years. Outside of that, it was same show, just a different leg of never ending tour.

28 minutes ago, gavgnr said: I was at the second London show. Absolutely loved it. Got to see Axl sing my favourite song (Estranged) in a low register and it was sublime

I actually shed a tear during the 2nd night performance of Estranged, I don’t even know why exactly either, but I guess I just got caught up in the moment and of course it’s definitely one of the songs from GN’R’s catalogue that has the potential to elicit such strong feelings being an epic ballad.

My take on both London shows overall is that they were a chaotic mess organisationally as well as from the band’s performance by and large, but I wasn’t that mad at the whole experience like many others as it just felt like rock n’ roll to me.

It was unpredictable and it was exciting and I don’t regret a second of it, even after the fact I was sicker than I’ve been in years for a week afterwards as I gotta nasty virus.

Seeing tracks live for the first time such as Hard Skool, Absurd and Reckless Life meant I was able to look past the lack of Don’t Cry both nights as had seen performances of that back in London ‘17 1&2 as well as Download.

A final takeaway for me is that this band means a lot to me and I won’t take for granted any opportunity to see Axl and Slash live on stage any chance that presents itself…

3 hours ago, 6lake sa66ath said: I actually shed a tear during the 2nd night performance of Estranged, I don’t even know why exactly either, but I guess I just got caught up in the moment and of course it’s definitely one of the songs from GN’R’s catalogue that has the potential to elicit such strong feelings being an epic ballad. My take on both London shows overall is that they were a chaotic mess organisationally as well as from the band’s performance by and large, but I wasn’t that mad at the whole experience like many others as it just felt like rock n’ roll to me. It was unpredictable and it was exciting and I don’t regret a second of it, even after the fact I was sicker than I’ve been in years for a week afterwards as I gotta nasty virus. Seeing tracks live for the first time such as Hard Skool, Absurd and Reckless Life meant I was able to look past the lack of Don’t Cry both nights as had seen performances of that back in London ‘17 1&2 as well as Download. A final takeaway for me is that this band means a lot to me and I won’t take for granted any opportunity to see Axl and Slash live on stage any chance that presents itself…

Whilst there were many negatives, I agree wholeheartedly with this. Also one to get emotional during estranged, the Bass reverberating around the whole stadium during Dizzy's bit set me off 😂

I was at both London shows. The first one was decent after the sound issues in the first few songs although the short set list was pretty poor. Was even worse the second night but at least Axl explained and did his best to get through. I’ve see shows on each of these European legs (slane/London/Barcelona) and think these were the worst shows. I felt like they seemed burnt out and got the impression they just wanted to get the tour over and done with. The lack of pyro was pretty poor but the setlist is getting really boring now. Drop the covers and songs played for years. Bring in songs like pretty tied up, move to the city, nice boys (I’m aware this is a cover but at least Is on a GNR album) the garden, bad obsession and just freshen it up a bit. Feel a bit short changed if I’m honest. Hoping Slash and Axl’s recent comments about seeing us sooner than we think means we may get a tour next year with some changes to the show?

2 minutes ago, stezmacc said: I was at both London shows. The first one was decent after the sound issues in the first few songs although the short set list was pretty poor. Was even worse the second night but at least Axl explained and did his best to get through. I’ve see shows on each of these European legs (slane/London/Barcelona) and think these were the worst shows. I felt like they seemed burnt out and got the impression they just wanted to get the tour over and done with. The lack of pyro was pretty poor but the setlist is getting really boring now. Drop the covers and songs played for years. Bring in songs like pretty tied up, move to the city, nice boys (I’m aware this is a cover but at least Is on a GNR album) the garden, bad obsession and just freshen it up a bit. Feel a bit short changed if I’m honest. Hoping Slash and Axl’s recent comments about seeing us sooner than we think means we may get a tour next year with some changes to the show?

Also agree with this, was very much autopilot throughout and 'short changed' is a common feeling amongst those who went London... GNR's GNR however and will certainly be back when they are.

I got to see them in Stavanger, Munchen, Wien and Hannover.

I've enjoyed every show. Did not expect anything new, Reckless was a nice surprise.

Sadly our flight to London was cancelled, so I missed the two planned nights there. But at least the tickets got used by some guys here at MyGnr!

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12 hours ago, Blackstar said: I wonder if the response to this by the crowds in South America will be the same as by the crowds in Europe.

I don't think they'll emphasize so much on Ukraine down here like they did on Europe tho

Saw them before in ‘17 Prague and ‘18 Nijmegen. This tour in Vienna.

I think it was the best out of those three, the energy and the soul Axl has put in his performance is something I haven’t seen before. He is running and interacting with the crowd way more now than in previous years, it was overall sublime. I wish the setlist was a little longer, but that is just me being a spoiled brat, cause in Prague and Nijmegen they played around 31 songs and this time only 27. I missed Dont Cry as it is one of my favourites, but I loved HS, Absurd, Reckless Life and Crazy, they sounded really good. Will surely attend again when they come to Europe. I hope until then they will release another song or two and get some new additions to the setlist: Bad Obsession, PTU, TAY. ❤️

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Switching around the setlist was cool, we've been asking for that for years. Loved the addition of Reckless Life and AFD You're Crazy and I liked the AC/DC songs too, you can tell both Axl and Slash had fun playing those. Even though Axl struggled a little bit vocally I liked that he really seemed to be trying hard and doing the best that he could, even if there's less rasp. It didn't sound as weak as 2018.

The main thing that irritated me was the fact that Dizzy Frank and Melissa looked super bored the whole show (Melissa so much that she's got a barstool to sit on for half the show). I guess Dizzy gets a bit of a pass since he's been there for so long but there's plenty of videos where he's sitting at the piano not even looking at the crowd just lazily tapping the tambourine. For Melissa I get that she didn't come into it as a fan of the band or familiar with the music but now she's gotten to the "it's just a gig" level where it's clear that she's just on autopilot. Up until now I liked her youthful energy but now it's like she would rather be somewhere else. And with Frank I think if he's bored then he should leave and open it up to someone who will actually appreciate the gig and do the material justice, like someone who is actually a fan of the music. That approach is fine for something like Journey but this is different, this is GnR we're talking about. It needs a bit more energy and passion, esp when the singer is finally putting in some effort.

I went to the show in Sweden, and I was thoroughly disappointed. I had 2019 expectations but sadly got a lot less. The band was really off that night and it seemed like none of them wanted to be on that stage, Axl was rougher than ever and the setlist had a total of 8 covers (including Blackbird as well as KOHD and LALD).

With that said though, I believe that was more of a problem with my specific show and not the tour leg as a whole. From what I've gathered they had great energy on a lot of shows and I really enjoyed the additions to, as well as the reshuffling off, the setlist.

I will definitely go see them again next time around, but my expectation will be a lot lower then they where this summer.

We love Axl Rose

44 minutes ago, Swedish said: I went to the show in Sweden, and I was thoroughly disappointed. I had 2019 expectations but sadly got a lot less. The band was really off that night and it seemed like none of them wanted to be on that stage, Axl was rougher than ever and the setlist had a total of 8 covers (including Blackbird as well as KOHD and LALD). With that said though, I believe that was more of a problem with my specific show and not the tour leg as a whole. From what I've gathered they had great energy on a lot of shows and I really enjoyed the additions to, as well as the reshuffling off, the setlist. I will definitely go see them again next time around, but my expectation will be a lot lower then they where this summer.

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Following the successful release of his third solo album "Lighthouse" in October 2023, GUNS N' ROSES bassist Duff McKagan has announced a European tour for October 2024. Kicking off from Dublin, the series of shows will see the iconic musician play in 15 cities in 11 countries, bringing "Lighthouse" to life with his legendary live performances.

McKagan says: "At last! At last! See you all soon."

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Sep. 30 - Dublin, Academy, Eire Oct. 02 - Glasgow, Oran Mor, UK Oct. 03 - Manchester, Academy 2, UK Oct. 05 - London, Islington Assembly Hall, UK Oct. 07 - Utrecht, TivoliVredenburg, Netherlands Oct. 08 - Cologne, Kantine, Germany Oct. 09 - Munich, Freiheitshalle, Germany Oct. 11 - Brno, Sono Centrum, Czech Republic Oct. 13 - Warsaw, Stodola, Poland Oct. 14 - Berlin, Heimathafen, Germany Oct. 16 - Milan, Magazzini Generali, Italy Oct. 17 - Solothurn, Kofmeh, Switzerland Oct. 19 - Liege, OM, Belgium Oct. 20 - Paris, Trianon, France Oct. 22 - Stockholm, Nalen, Sweden

Tickets go on sale on Friday, April 19 at 10 a.m. GMT.

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"Lighthouse (Expanded Edition)" is highlighted by a stripped-down acoustic rendition of the album standout, "I Just Don't Know" , transformed from its powerful original version into a soaring, reflective ballad which showcases the vulnerability of the lyrics and McKagan 's vocal performance.

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"Lighthouse" sees McKagan baring more of his artistic spirit than ever before, fusing acoustic elements with hard-edged rock 'n' roll to land at the sweet spot between soul-searching reflection and pure energy. The album was first announced last summer alongside its title track, "Lighthouse" , joined by an official visualizer streaming now at the official Duff McKagan YouTube channel.

"Lighthouse" was soon followed by "I Saw God On 10th Street" , also joined by an official visualizer. "I Saw God On 10th Street" received immediate praise from such outlets as Kerrang! , Revolver and American Songwriter . "Longfeather" arrived next, hailed by Revolver as "folky, elegiac" and joined by an official music video directed by longtime visual collaborators Connor Ellmann , Kuj Durollari and Arben Durollari . A video for the song "I Just Don't Know (Feat. Jerry Cantrell)" is also available.

Regarding how Jerry Cantrell ended up on the album, Duff told SPIN : "He and I have been playing on each other's demos for years and have known each other since around 1989 or 1990. We watch football together on Sundays and I played a lot of bass on his last solo album. I sent him 'I Just Don't Know' and he was, like, 'Man, this is great. Do you want me to do anything on it?' I said, 'Yeah. A solo.' He brought that beautiful solo and then asked if I needed him to sing, and I said, 'Sure.'"

On the topic of the lyrical inspiration for the "Lighthouse" title track, Duff told Paste : "I try to be somewhat reserved with my lyric writing and, sometimes, have a few meanings — none are wrong. But 'Lighthouse' I wrote as my wife being the lighthouse, my life. Our kids are grown, and she and I have been through so much stuff together. And then we got a worldwide pandemic that we were going through together. The way she really supported me — I had just got my own studio right before COVID started, and I had recorded two songs. I was supposed to be off on a GUNS N' ROSES tour and, of course, that all came crumbling down. I really realized, with her, in our time when you're not in contact with other people, it was just her and I thought, 'Fuck, man, we're solid .' We'd heard about people splitting up during COVID; we got drawn closer to each other during that [time]. I'm a fortunate guy to have met her, that girl Susan Holmes , when I was 32, two years into sobriety — because there was something that clicked and, hopefully, for both of us, that really has made my life make sense. Even in the darkest times, even when I'm suffering a panic attack or some other malady, I still know I have her."

Starting at just 15, McKagan has been a part of such diverse and influential bands as THE VAINS (1979), THE FASTBACKS (1980), THE LIVING (1982), THE FARTZ (1982), 10 MINUTE WARNING (1983) and LOADED (1998),along, of course, with his historic role as founding member of both GUNS N' ROSES and VELVET REVOLVER . Produced by three-time Grammy Award winner Shooter Jennings , McKagan 's 2019 second solo album, "Tenderness" , marked a powerful new chapter for the ever-evolving artist, taking on societal ills and his own personal transgressions against a rich sonic backdrop of Americana-fueled arrangements. Named by Loudwire as one of that year's "50 Best Rock Albums" and hailed by Rolling Stone in a three-and-a-half (out of four)-starred rave as "an album full of beauty and heart…It's music of conscience, heavy songs with a light touch," the album includes the volatile rocker "Chip Away" , which earned extraordinary praise from the maestro himself, Bob Dylan , who declared the song a personal favorite.

Along with his prolific musical efforts, McKagan is The New York Times best-selling author of 2011's "It's So Easy: And Other Lies" and 2015's "How To Be A Man: (And Other Illusions)" , and the co-host (with Susan Holmes McKagan ) of SiriusXM 's popular "Three Chords & The Truth" radio show on Ozzy's Boneyard (Ch. 38). McKagan currently serves as a core member of a modern-day "Wrecking Crew" alongside Grammy Award -winning musician/producer Andrew Watt and RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS ' Chad Smith , recording and co-writing on such recent albums as Ozzy Osbourne 's "Ordinary Man" (2020) and two-time Grammy Award -winning "Patient No. 9" (2022) and Iggy Pop 's acclaimed "Every Loser" (2023).

Photo credit: Charles Peterson

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"After multiple foiled attempts, words cannot describe how excited we are." Motionless In White announce UK and European headline tour

Motionless In White are returning to our shores!

Gothic metalcore stars Motionless In White have announced a European headline tour, including some long awaited UK headline dates. The UK leg of the tour - which kicks off in Birmingham on Tuesday February 18 at the O2 Academy - marks the band's first UK headline run in more than four years.

"After multiple foiled attempts throughout the last album cycle, words cannot describe how excited we are to announce that we are finally coming to headline for you for the first time in over four years!" say the band themselves. "Thank you for voicing your longing for a MIW headliner and helping us make it all happen. We’ll see you then to kick off what will be a gigantic 2025!"

The announcement follows Motionless In White's recent, blockbuster appearance at Wrestlemania 40, where the five-piece opened the historic event by playing WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley to the ring for her match against Becky Lynch.

The band's latest album, Scoring The End Of The World , is out now via Roadrunner . Check out the full list of Motionless In White European/UK tour dates for 2025 below. Tickets for the UK leg will go on sale at 10am UK time this Friday, February 19, from this location .

Motionless In White 'Touring The End Of The World' UK/Euro dates 2025

Jan 25: Warsaw Expo XXI, Poland Jan 28: Vienna Gasometer, Austria Jan 29: Milan Alcatraz, Italy Feb 1: Zurich Komplex 457, Switzerland Feb 2: Lyon Le Transbordeur, France Feb 4: Barcelona Razzmatazz Room 1, Spain Feb 5: Madrid La Riviera, Spain Feb 7: Toulouse Le Bikini, France Feb 13: Brussels AB, Belgium Feb 14: Tilburg 013 Poppodium, Netherlands

Feb 18: Birmingham O2 Academy, UK Feb 19: Glasgow O2 Academy, UK Feb 21: Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse, UK Feb 22: London O2 Academy Brixton, UK

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Guns N’ Roses Painful New Album Bombshell Leaks

Guns N’ Roses spring/summer 2022 European tour wrapped on July 15 in Hanover, Germany. The band will pick up again in September in South America. It has been reported that the band is working on a new studio album — the first under the Guns banner since 2008’s “Chinese Democracy” and the first to feature Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan since 1993.

An image has been making the rounds on other forums. It has led some to speculate there will be no new single this year, since this is specifically marketed towards the Japanese tour.

You can check out the picture below:

The band recently released a new four-song EP, “Hard Skool”, in February. The effort, which is exclusive to the band’s official store, contains the two new songs the band released last year — the title track and “Absurd” (stylized as “ABSUЯD”) — as well as live versions of “Don’t Cry” and “You’re Crazy”.

Chris Weber reveals Guns N’ Roses drew inspiration from Aerosmith to produce a hit song

Guns N’ Roses’ starting point was the glam metal band Hollywood Rose featuring Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, and Chris Weber. The guitarist didn’t continue with them as the singer fired him due to a stage accident before founding GN’R.

Some songs they recorded as demos were used in GN’R’s works later, and their debut studio album named ‘Appetite for Destruction,’ which they dropped on July 21, 1987, was one of them.

In the first record, Rose, Weber, and Stradlin had written and composed ‘Anything Goes,’ and in his conversation, Chris Weber opened up about the creation process. The guitar player admitted that Aerosmith’s seventh studio album, ‘Rock in a Hard Place,’ which was the record that Joe Perry didn’t contribute to and Jimmy Crespo performed the guitar parts, inspired him a lot while working on the song’s riff.

Chris Weber shared his ideas, saying:

“That riff, I was inspired by ‘Rock in a Hard Place’ by Aerosmith, which is still one of my favorite records. It was just the feel of it, the guitar playing – it was Jimmy Crespo on that record – and he just wrote such a great record. It was inspiring. I think ‘Anything Goes’ was inspired by some of the riffs I liked from that record.”

“I just wanted it to sound like that; kind of groovy, more in the pocket. So, I came up with the riffs, and Izzy wrote his part over the top because the guitars don’t play the same part. The original version has a faster verse than the one on the record, so they ended up changing that, and then it was the same chorus.”