It was one of the first songs written by the classic line-up of the group that came together in Los Angeles in June 1985 and ...

Faith No More's Roddy Bottum recently reflected on a tour they did with Guns N' Roses in the early '90s marked a turning ...

Host Andy Hughes asked Buttom (who’s openly gay) how he felt touring with Guns N’ Roses since there was allegedly “a lot of ...

However impossible it might have been to follow a perfect debut, Guns N' Roses would do it on their own terms with twin ...

The post Guns N’ Roses Announce New Drummer Isaac Carpenter appeared first on Consequence. One day after announcing the departure of longtime band member Frank Ferrer, Guns N’ Roses have announced ...

Guns N' Roses came sweeping onto the music scene in the mid-'80s, and became known as "the most dangerous band in the world." Their reckless behavior, no-fucks-given attitude and incredibly loud ...

On a double album full of sprawling, genre-bending opuses, Guns N' Roses delivered arguably their most dazzling technical achievement with Use Your Illusion II's "Locomotive." Of course, it was not an ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Two new songs by Guns N’ Roses — "Atlas" and "Nothin'" — debut ...

Guns N' Roses' Greatest Hits was an unqualified success. Released on March 23, 2004, the compilation reached the Top 5 in the United States after topping the charts in the U.K. Fans who'd waited more ...

The rock band announced the news on Instagram the day before the show, which will be rescheduled with a date to be announced at a later time Guns N Roses Guns N’ Roses canceled their St. Louis tour ...

Guns N’ Roses is welcoming ’90s rock fans back to the jungle with a smashing “new” single, marking their first new release in 13 years. “New. Fn. Song.” wrote the “Sweet Child O’ Mine” singers on ...

For years, the prospect of Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose reuniting with guitarist Slash seemed unthinkable—or, as Rose himself once put it, “Not in this lifetime.” Yet Rose’s own words later served ...