Guns N’ Roses debut new tracks “Atlas” and “Nothin” for fans to listen to

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Just a few months back, the iconic lead guitarist of Guns N’ Roses, Slash, mentioned that the band had a wealth of unreleased material and hinted at an upcoming album. Guns N’ Roses has a track record of not always being prompt with album releases, so today’s announcement may not be about an album, but it’s still exciting news – new music from Guns N’ Roses has been released. The band unveiled two new singles titled “Nothin'” and “Atlas.”

“Atlas” showcases Guns N’ Roses in their classic, grandiose rock style, while “Nothin'” takes on a more relaxed vibe with a slower tempo and some refreshing keyboard melodies. A comment on YouTube humorously pointed out the irony that fans got new Guns N’ Roses music before the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 game.

What makes this release significant is that these are the band’s first new tracks following the departure of their long-time drummer, Frank Ferrer. Earlier this year saw various instances of band members parting ways in the music scene of 2025. Frontman Axl Rose made headlines in October for a drum-related incident during a Guns N’ Roses performance in Buenos Aires, but there seems to be no shortage of drums on these new songs, indicating that any tensions have likely been resolved. Listen to “Nothin'” and “Atlas” below.

Just a few months back, the iconic lead guitarist of Guns N’ Roses, Slash, alluded to the band’s abundance of unreleased material and hinted at an upcoming album. Guns N’ Roses has a history of not always being punctual with album releases, so today’s announcement may not be about an album, but it’s still exciting news – new music from Guns N’ Roses has been released. The band unveiled two new singles titled “Nothin'” and “Atlas.”

“Atlas” showcases Guns N’ Roses in their classic, grandiose rock style, while “Nothin'” takes on a more relaxed vibe with a slower tempo and some refreshing keyboard melodies. A comment on YouTube humorously pointed out the irony that fans got new Guns N’ Roses music before the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 game.

What makes this release significant is that these are the band’s first new tracks following the departure of their long-time drummer, Frank Ferrer. Earlier this year saw various instances of band members parting ways in the music scene of 2025. Frontman Axl Rose made headlines in October for a drum-related incident during a Guns N’ Roses performance in Buenos Aires, but there seems to be no shortage of drums on these new songs, indicating that any tensions have likely been resolved. Listen to “Nothin'” and “Atlas” below.

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