Guns N’ Roses to embark on large stadium tour in Australia and New Zealand in 2026

One of the most iconic bands in rock history, Guns N’ Roses, is gearing up to take their stadium-sized spectacle back to Australia and New Zealand with a newly announced series of shows set to hit the stage this November and December. Following an extensive global tour in 2025, covering Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, the band’s new tour signals another lively chapter in their career. Alongside the tour announcement, Guns N’ Roses unveiled two fresh singles, “Atlas” and “Nothin’,” marking their first releases since 2023.

The two singles showcase different facets of the band’s long-standing creative prowess. “Atlas” charges forward with an expansive and urgent sound, perfectly tailored for arenas packed with enthusiastic fans, while “Nothin’” veers into more contemplative territory, driven by delicate piano accompaniments and expressive guitar melodies that underscore the band’s melodic talent.

For Australian audiences, the upcoming tour represents another opportunity to experience the enduring legacy of one of rock’s most captivating live acts. Led by frontman Axl Rose, guitarist Slash, and bassist Duff McKagan, Guns N’ Roses continue to carry the flame of the band’s history, delivering performances that blend decades of experience with a high-octane stadium-sized energy.

Kicking off on November 29 in Adelaide, the Australian leg of the tour will travel through Townsville, Brisbane, Newcastle, Melbourne, and Sydney before concluding in Auckland, New Zealand. Fans can anticipate a setlist that spans the band’s explosive early years to the latest tracks from their recent recordings.

Over three decades since their emergence from the Sunset Strip, Guns N’ Roses remain an unwavering force in the rock music scene. With new music on the horizon and an array of stadium dates secured across Australia and New Zealand, the band’s momentum shows no signs of slowing down.

The combination of new material and a lineup of stadium shows in the region suggests that Guns N’ Roses are still going strong. Fans can visit the appropriate sites for ticketing information for both Australian and New Zealand shows.