The Latest Breaking News from Guns N Roses

Guns N’ Roses is returning to the road for the first time since 2021 in a major way this year. The veteran band’s 2023 tour of stadiums, festivals and arenas, which will crisscross the globe between June and October, was announced Tuesday.

The rock and roll legends, who. were forced to postpone their 2022 show, will now play at Bellahouston Park this summer., with original tickets remaining valid for the new show.

The official line-up is not set to be revealed until next month - but punk rock'n'roll legends Blondie have let slip that they will indeed be returning to Worthy Farm to perform to fans

LOS ANGELES — Michael Hardy wanders into the bar at the Troubadour on a recent morning — last night was a long one, so he's wearing mirrored shades beneath his camo-print trucker hat — and catches sight of some heroic-looking scuzzbuckets on the wall.

Celebrities having birthdays during the week of Feb. 5-11 include singer Roberta Flack, author Alice Walker who wrote “The Color Purple” and comedian Chris Rock

‘Glastonbury is gonna be iconic,’ musician said

Throughout its 26 years, the desert festival has led with the biggest names in music. Inga Parkel runs through Coachella’s entire history of star-studded headliners since 1999 ahead of the 2025 event

The veteran showman’s 19th album is slick, tuneful and big on star guests, yet feels like a step backwards

Deep in Sydney's financial downtown, suits and metalheads rub shoulders one last time in halls regularly graced by rock royalty.

Guns N’ Roses has opted to abandon a longstanding concert tradition after an Australian woman said she was injured at one of the band’s recent shows.

US rock band Guns N' Roses has sued a company that runs an online gun store named Texas Guns and Roses, charging in federal court that the business appropriated its name unjustly. In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles, attorneys for the band said a corporation that runs the online…