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  Somewhat fresh off the heels of both a European and Latin American tour, Guns N' Roses have announced a 60-date world tour scheduled for 2026. The classic rock band, who have been performing pretty regularly since original members Slash and Duff McKagan rejoined back in 2016, will be revisiting both Europe and Latin America.  In addition, the upcoming tour will find the band performing in North America as well - their first time since 2023.  In advance and in support of the tour …

    A few weeks ago, I wrote about Guns N' Roses' confirmation of a new album getting underway.  Well, that hasn't been postponed, per se, as they never shared recording and/or release dates.  However, it looks like it's still a ways off, as the band has confirmed additional shows, for their ongoing "Not In This Lifetime" tour, which began, back in 2016.   While they have been on the road, consistently, since launching the "Not In This Lifetime" tour, GNR ha …

Guns N' Roses' guitarist, Slash, has officially confirmed that a new GNR album is in the works.  While various band members have hinted that they might be planning on recording, Slash made an official announcement, on 101 WRIF, that they would really get to work on it, once they wrap up their current tour.  When asked why he and the others had been so vague, in the past, Slash said “The thing is, we hadn’t really done anything yet, and I don’t like to say anything.  …

Guns N’ Roses’ Not In This Lifetime… Tour, which wrapped November 29, 2017 has topped the $475 million mark in gross sales, according to Billboard Magazine. The Gunner's most recent tour played to more than 4.3 million fans at 123 headlining performances on 5 continents, not including various festival appearances during the first two years of the run.Not In This Lifetime currently ranks as the 4th-largest grossing tour of all time, based on Billboard’s Boxscore archives. The other tours in th …

In case you haven't already started to hear, there are some big names in Rock about to hit the road this summer for some tours of the US. The first and biggest is a co-headline tour of Slash with Aerosmith. Unfortunately, I haven't yet been notified of the dates and/or cities and venues for the upcoming series of shows, but as soon as I get word, I'll spread the good news. One thing I do know is that the shows won't begin until at least later in July, as Aerosmith will be finishing up …