GUNS N' ROSES site GNRDaily reports:

A possible setlist for the first show of the Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy World Tour in Taipei, Taiwan.

Someone who is said to be part of the stage staff and whom attended the rehearsal today said that this is the setlist for the 11th of December.

Leaked setlist for the Taipei show (December 11th, 2009):

'Chinese Democracy'

'Scraped'

'Welcome To The Jungle'

'It's So Easy'

'Mr. Brownstone'

'There Was A Time'

Richard Fotus solo

'Live And Let Die'

'Sorry'

'If The World'/'Prostitute'

'Rocket Queen'/'My Michelle'

Dizzy Reed solo

'Street Of Dreams'

'Knockin' On Heaven's Door'

'You Could Be Mine'

'I.R.S.'

DJ Ashba solo

'Sweet Child O' Mine'

'This I Love'

'November Rain'

Bumblefoot solo

'Shackeler's Revenge'

'Outta Get Me'

'Nightrain'

Encores:

'Better'

'Patience'

'Paradise City'

More pictures from the stage setup can be found here (click on the blue links).

RockStarWeekly.com recently reported:

With Canada gearing up for the new Guns N' Roses tour in early 2010, G N' R has officially entered the Canadian rock radio charts with 'Street Of Dreams', the new single from last year's Chinese Democracy CD.

The song debuted on the Canadian Active Rock Charts at #44, ahead of debuts from Canadian rockers DEFAULT and Seattle rockers ALICE IN CHAINS.

'Street Of Dreams' follows 'Better', which reached Top 15 and Chinese Democracy, which made it to #3.

Additionally, according to Neilsen/Soundscan, G N' R Greatest Hits is currently at #19 on the Canadian Rock Album Charts. The album has been on the charts for 297 weeks and has risen one point over the past two weeks.

Chinese Democracy topped the charts in its first week of release in 2008, selling 70,000 copies in Canada. The last time G N' R topped the charts prior to that was in 1991 with Use Your Illusion II.

The band is off to Asia this week for a couple concerts and then embarks on the Canadian tour starting in Winnipeg on January 13th.

Guns N' Roses dates (with guests SEBASTIAN BACH and DANKO JONES) include:

January

13 - Winnipeg, Manitoba - MTS
16 - Calgary, Alberta - Saddledome
17 - Edmonton, Alberta - Rexall
19 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - Credit Union
20 - Regina, Saskatchewan - Evraz Place
24 - Hamilton, Ontario - Copps
25 - London, Ontario - JLC
27 - Montreal, Quebec - Bell Centre

28- Toronto, Ontario - ACC

31 - Ottawa, Ontario - Scotiabank

February

1 - Quebec City, Quebec - Colisee Pepsi
3 - Moncton, New Brunswick - Coliseum
4 - Halifax, Nova Scotia - Metro Centre