2009 Guns N' Roses

So you’ve been a Guns N’ Roses fan for what seems like forever, but they haven’t released a new album since 1993’s "The Spaghetti Incident?", or an album with original studio material since 1991’s Use Your Illusion I and Use Your Illusion II. Over a decade later your patience is finally paying off – GNR has finally released their long awaited album, 2008’s Chinese Democracy, and though the members have changed from the original lineup, the band hasn’t lost any of the hard edge that made them famous twenty years ago. As you might imagine, the album is a hit, and now they’re going on tour to support it. Tickets are sure to go fast, so get yours while you still can!

Guns N' Roses broke music fans free of the '80s pop-metal funk with their signature brand of rebellious rock & roll. They had a trashy edge, fiery lyrics, plus MTV and music videos to show off their flashy outfits and wild hair. Their 1987 release of Appetite for Destruction took them to the top of the charts, and GNR became a household name for parents with rebellious teenagers all over the world. Guns N' Roses concert tickets sold out arenas everywhere, and gritty songs like 'Welcome to the Jungle' and 'Sweet Child O' Mine' saturated the airwaves. Now you have a chance get Guns N' Roses tickets once again, for their brand new tour.

The most famous members of GNR over the years were Axl Rose (vocals), Slash (guitar), Steven Adler (drums), Izzy Stradlin (guitar) and Duff McKagan (bass). With these Los Angeles musicians as the core unit that was responsible for Appetite's success, Guns N' Roses began touring and played with the likes of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and KISS.

'Welcome to the Jungle,' 'Paradise City' and later 'Patience' off their second release G N'R Lies, carried them to heights beyond most rock bands of the time because of their universal appeal to lovers of heavy metal, pop and ballad rock. The last song off the record, 'One in a Million,' was their most controversial piece and it sparked a lot of harsh protest from critics and fans alike for its foul, bigoted, violent subject matter. Guns N' Roses survived the upset, despite public clamor against Axl Rose's apparent misogynistic attitude and aggressive tendencies.

It is true that no press is bad press, and Guns N Roses continued to put out albums, tour and make music videos. Axl Rose and Guns N Roses shifted their musical focus and put out the more sensitive albums Use Your Illusion I and II in 1991. They featured artful ballad style melodies and soul-reflective lyrics. Since then GNR has released a number of records that met with similar success.

Guns N' Roses are by far most famous for their fiery live performances. Many rebellious fans have done crazy things to get into sold out Guns N' Roses concerts. You won't have to sneak in though, because we have your Guns N' Roses tickets waiting for you. Whether you are taking a trip down memory lane or seeing them for the first time, you'll want to take this rare chance to see Guns N' Roses live and in concert. It may not happen again for a long, long time. Don't wait!