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Entertaining fans all over the world, Guns N’ Roses stayed busy when it came to touring. Over the last few years, they helmed the We’re F’N’ Back tour, the 2023 tour, and their latest – Because What ...

When most people think of Guns N’ Roses, one signature track will come to mind—unfortunately for Slash, that song is one he desperately wanted to get rid of before they finally released it on their ...

Slash is widely considered one of the greatest rock guitar players of all time. He has received countless accolades and awards including a 2007 star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame alongside his idols ...

The collaboration came together through producer Don Was, who approached Slash right after he'd finished recording with Iggy Pop. As a kid who grew up listening to Dylan's music, Slash jumped at the ...

The most recent Guns N' Roses album dates back to 2008's Chinese Democracy. Still, four new singles have arrived in the wake of the group's partial classic-era reunion with Axl Rose, Slash and Duff ...

Facebook: Slash Addict / Bryan Steffy / Theo Wargo / Rob Kim, Getty Images The show came to a climactic end with star-studded performances of Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode" and Neil Young's "Rockin' ...

Slash has revealed what he thinks really divided him and Axl Rose back when Guns N' Roses were at their peak in the '90s and why they get along great now. The guitarist spoke with Guitar World earlier ...

Slash has ruled out Guns N’ Roses bringing their never-ending reunion tour to Las Vegas’ Sphere, saying the state-of-the-art venue isn’t “rock n’ roll friendly.” However, “I’m real trepidatious about ...

Slash addressed the viral moment that stemmed from a technical mishap at last week's Guns N' Roses concert in Argentina, explaining that Axl Rose's frustrated microphone throw had nothing to do with ...

Christmas came early for Slash fans who attended the guitarist’s star-studded show in New York on Thursday, where he delivered an eclectic covers set with help from Yungblud, Bruno Mars, Eddie Vedder ...