Guns N’ Roses announces 2026 Sydney tour dates, ticket information, and presale details

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It’s official – Guns N’ Roses are making a long-awaited return to Sydney’s ENGIE Stadium on December 14, 2026, as part of their highly anticipated World Tour. Following an incredibly successful 2025 run, the band is set to deliver an unforgettable show for their devoted fans in Australia and New Zealand. This time, they are not arriving alone, as they will be joined by the dynamic Airbourne, promising an electric performance that will set the tone for a series of epic stadium shows.

Having recently completed a triumphant run through various continents, including Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, Guns N’ Roses, with their iconic lineup of Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan, are gearing up to hit the biggest venues in the region. The anticipation is high, as their previous tour garnered massive attendance, with over 350,000 tickets sold across Australia and New Zealand.

The upcoming tour is scheduled to include seven dates, starting on November 29 at the bp Adelaide Grand Final in Adelaide. The tour will then move through Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville, Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle, Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, ENGIE Stadium in Sydney, and Eden Park Stadium in Auckland. Tickets for general on-sale in Townsville, Brisbane, Newcastle, and Sydney will be available on March 13 at the specified local times, while Melbourne and Auckland tickets will also be on sale simultaneously.

This tour comes at an exciting time for Guns N’ Roses as they introduce their new singles, “Nothin’” and “Atlas”. These tracks showcase a blend of rock styles, from urgent rock dynamics to emotional solos, combining elements from their popular Appetite era and the grandeur of the Use Your Illusion years. The band’s reunion era, kickstarted by the successful Not In This Lifetime… tour, has reaffirmed their status as a stadium powerhouse, ensuring fans can expect a diverse setlist ranging from classic hits to newer, reimagined material.

Joining Guns N’ Roses on stage will be the hard-hitting Airbourne, known for their energetic live performances that resonate with fans across the globe. Their AC/DC-inspired anthems and high-voltage shows make them the perfect opening act for GNR, adding an extra layer of excitement to the already exhilarating lineup. This collaboration highlights how the bands’ legacies intertwine, passing on the torch of hard rock to a new generation of music enthusiasts.

With presale options available to meet the high demand expected for tickets, fans are encouraged to secure their spots early. Special offers and VIP experiences will also be provided for an enhanced concert experience. For dedicated followers of Guns N’ Roses and Airbourne, this tour promises to be a thrilling celebration of rock music, uniting audiences in a memorable concert experience that transcends generations.

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