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The Wall Street Journal recently shared a piece on former Guns N’ Roses guitarist Izzy Stradlin, who was never involved in any of the band’s reunion touring. Stradlin was not interviewed for the article, but he did send the publication the following statement: “The current GNR tour has been a great success for the guys.…
Guns N’ Roses previously released an unseen video for “It’s So Easy” exclusively through Apple Music, and now the clip has officially been uploaded to YouTube. It was filmed at the Cathouse in 1989, but was never finished until recently. The video has been digitally restored from the original 16mm transfers and live footage was…
During Steel Panther’s May 20 show in Brisbane, Australia, the group were joined onstage by Steven Adler and his Adler’s Appetite bandmates Sean McNabb and Constantine Maroulis. You can see footage of them covering Guns N’Roses’ “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Mr. Brownstone” below:
Guns N’ Roses have shared a previously unseen video for “It’s So Easy.” However, it is currently only available via Apple Music. The clip was filmed at the Cathouse in 1989, but was never finished until now. It has been digitally restored from the original 16mm transfers and live footage was edited in. As previously…
Guns N’ Roses have announced that they will be touring Asia in November. Here’s the dates: 11/08 Jakarta, Indonesia 11/11 Manila, Philippines 11/14 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 11/17 Taipei, Taiwan 11/20 Hong Kong, China 11/21 Hong Kong, China 11/25 Abu Dhabi, UAE View this post on Instagram A post shared by Guns N' Roses (@gunsnroses)
Guns N’ Roses previously launched a mysterious “Appetite For Destruction” website and put up new billboards with the five skulls of each member from the “Appetite” era. Now, those same skulls have been added to the site, along with a countdown timer and a map that seems to show the locations of fans that visited…
Guns N’ Roses have launched a mysterious “Appetite For Destruction” website and have also put up a new billboard in the London area. The site contains the hashtag #AppetiteForDestruction and the words “Destruction Is Coming,” while the billboard features the five skulls of each member from the “Appetite” era. It is unknown what the group…
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