Guns N’ Roses reveal plans for extensive global tour and announce two new song titles
Guns N’ Roses are set to embark on a massive world tour in 2026, marking their return to the stage after a long hiatus. The band, known for iconic albums like Appetite For Destruction and Use Your Illusion, has announced a series of tour dates that will take them across three continents.
The tour will kick off on March 28 in Monterrey, Mexico, and will include stops at various festivals such as Welcome to Rockville, Download, and Monsters of Rock. One notable highlight of the tour is the band’s return to the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles, a venue they haven’t played at in three decades. This marks their first North American tour in three years, adding to the excitement of fans.
Tickets for the tour will be available to members of Guns N’ Roses’ fan club at specific times depending on the region. European fans will have access to pre-sale tickets starting on November 25, while North American fans can purchase tickets beginning on December 2. Various VIP packages will also be available for purchase.
In addition to the tour announcement, Guns N’ Roses revealed that they will be releasing two new songs, “Nothin” and “Atlas”, on December 2. These songs will be the band’s first new releases since 2023, joining previously released tracks like “The General” and “Perhaps”. Fans can pre-save the songs ahead of their release date.
The tour will span several months, with the final show scheduled for September 19 in Atlanta, Georgia. With stops in cities like Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, and more, fans from around the world will have the opportunity to see the iconic rock band live in concert. The tour will also feature performances in various cities across Brazil, making it a truly global event.
Overall, this tour is shaping up to be a monumental event for Guns N’ Roses fans, new and old. With a mix of classic hits and new music, the band is sure to put on a memorable show that will solidify their status as rock legends. Don’t miss your chance to see Guns N’ Roses live in 2026 on this epic world tour.