Guns N’ Roses, currently on the “Because what you want N’ what you get are two completely different things” world tour, has released a video containing footage of frontman Axl Rose falling on stage during the band’s live performances. The official GN’R Instagram account shared a collection of clips of 14 different times that Rose fallen during the group’s concerts, set to Welcome To The Jungle.” In the video, captioned “Guns N’ Roses Greatest Hits”, Rose can be seen falling all over the stage and even off the stage! This comes after Axl’s latest slip up, which happened on Saturday (May 17) when he tripped while running up the stairs during a performance of “Sweet Child O’ Mine” in Mumbai, India. It was their first show in India in 14 years. The concert marked the band’s first live appearance with new drummer Isaac Carpenter, who replaced Frank Ferrer. Continue reading
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Guns N’ Roses Continue their Blockbuster World Tour in Stadiums Across North America
Guns N’ Roses continue rolling across the country on their first full-fledged North American headline run since 2021 and are igniting stadiums across North America. Packing stadiums coast-to-coast, the group have delivered one powerhouse performance after another this month, performing a thrilling three-hour set highlighted by staples such as “November Rain,” “Welcome To The Jungle,” and “Patience” as well as high-powered deep cuts, including “Double Talkin’ Jive,” “Pretty Tied Up,” and “Reckless Life.”
Guns N’ Roses Will Release a New Single – “Perhaps” Next Friday, August 11th
Following up on a story first broken by Ghost Cult, Guns N’ Roses will officially release the shelved Chinese Democracy-era Song “Perhaps” on Friday, August 11th. A link to pre-save the track on Spotify and Apple Music was shared via the Universal Music website, although there has been no official announcement from the band yet regarding the song’s imminent arrival. Guns N’ Roses reportedly soundchecked “Perhaps” ahead of the band’s concert in Tel Aviv, Israel on June 5 but ended up not performing it at the gig. However, astute fans who stood outside the venue during soundcheck were quick to bust out their phones and record the rehearsal, with low-quality clips surfacing online immediately thereafter. Listen here!
Watch Axl Rose Sing with Carrie Underwood on Two Guns N’ Roses Classics At Stagecoach Country Music Festival
Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose joined country-pop superstar Carrie Underwood on stage Saturday night (April 30th,2022) at the Stagecoach country music festival in Indio, California to perform his band’s classic songs “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Paradise City’ and close day two of the three-day fest. Watch it now!
Guns N’ Roses Shares New Lyric Video for “Hard Skool”
Guns N’ Roses has released a new lyric video for their recent single, “Hard Skool!” Watch the lyric video now!
Guns N’ Roses Officially Releases New Single – “Absurd”
Guns N’ Roses has officially released the first new single since their reunion of the “Not In This Lifetime” Tour in 2016. The bands has released “Absurd” – first played live at Fenway Park the other day, to all digital streaming platforms. Check it out here!
Guns N Roses to Launch New Podcast – “GNR: The First 50 Gigs”
Guns N Roses are launching a new video podcast series, “GNR: The First 50 Gigs” – an archive of the band’s first 50 shows, have already been recorded and are in post-production. The show will be hosted by Marc Canter, who grew up best friends with Guns N Roses members Slash and Axl Rose, and the first two episodes are already done and complete and a snippet of episode one is available below.
Guns N Roses Shares Video of The Band Covering Soundgarden, Wings, and Bob Dylan
Guns N Roses has shared new footage of part of the band’s 2019 performance at Exit 111 Festival! Exit 111 was held in Manchester, Tennessee, and was on hiatus for 2020, before the pandemic happened to improve the grounds for 2022. The 32-minute clip is part of the Gunners web series- “Not In This Lifetime Selects” featuring highlights from their “Not In This Lifetime” tour. The mostly sold-out tour for the last four years has been one of the highest-grossing tours of all time. GNR is said to be working on new music for a hopeful 2021 release. Check out our review of Exit 111 fest here. Watch the band cover Soundgarden, Wings, and Bob Dylan.
Ron ‘Bumblefoot’ Thal Thinks “Chinese Democracy” by Guns N Roses will Get More Respect Over Time
In a new interview, Sons of Apollo and former Guns N Roses guitarist and songwriter Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal believes that the much-maligned Chinese Democracy album will gain more acceptance over time from fans and critics alike. Thal was in GNR from 2006 to 2014 was the featured guitarist on Chinese Democracy. The album took over ten years to complete as a reported cost of one million dollars. As reported by Radio Station Q104.3, in a recent interview with Music Is Win’s Tyler Larson, Thal pointed out that the conversation around Chinese Democracy had been tainted for years before the album actually arrived. But that doesn’t change the fact that the music is good. He noted that some of the stigma of the album has to do with the GNR acrimony over their issues, and not the music on the album, or GNR leader W. Axl Rose.
Guns N Roses Books 2021 Tour Dates for Australia and New Zealand
Guns N Roses continues to plot a post-pandemic tour schedule after rebooking numerous tour dates worldwide. Now they have booked dates for November 2021 for Australia and New Zealand. The eight-date tour covers all the major cities in both countries and sees a return to the south pacific for the band. Started in 2016, the “Not In This Lifetime” tour is one of the highest-grossing tours of all-time. We are still waiting for GNR dates to get rebooked for the USA. Continue reading