On November 4th the partially reunited Guns N' Roses performed at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. They welcomed original drummer Steven Adleron stage to perform "Out Ta Get Me", marking Adler's fourth appearance with the band since the Not In This Lifetime tour began. Fan-filmed video is available below.

 

Following news that Guns N’ Roses will bring their Not In This Lifetime Tour to Australia in February 2017, the band has confirmed three shows for Japan which will preceed the Australian tour. Their schedule is now as follows:

January
21 - Osaka, Japan - Kyocera Dome 
28 - Tokyo, Japan - Saitama Super Arena 
29 - Tokyo, Japan - Saitama Super Arena

February
7 – Brisbane, Australia – QSAC Stadium
10 – Sydney, Australia – ANZ Stadium
14 – Melbourne, Australia – MCG
18 – Adelaide, Australia – Adelaide Oval
21 – Perth, Australia – Domain Stadium

Alter Bridge frontman Myles Kennedy, who also works with Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash as part of The Conspirators, recently spoke to TeamRock.com about the current Guns N' Roses reunion tour:

"There was always a feeling inside that it was eventually gonna happen, it's such an incredible band and it was inevitable. When he told me, the first thing I said was, 'You guys are gonna make a lot of people extremely happy, myself included.' I had the opportunity to see the first night they did in Las Vegas. It was just so great to see those guys together on stage again. As a rock fan, it's good for rock. It's a well-needed shot in the arm for rock'n'roll.

"It's going so well, so I don't see it slowing down anytime soon."

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More GN'R dates:

November
8 - Porto Alegre, Brazil - Estadio Beira-Rio
11 - Sao Paulo, Brazil - Allianz Parque
15 - Curitiba, Brazil - Pedreira Paulo Leminski
18 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Estadio Nilton Santos-Engenhao
20 - Brasilia, Brazil - Estadio Nacional
23 - Medellin, Colombia - Estadio Atanasio Girardot
26 - San José, Costa Rica - Estadio Nacional

Between August 18th and 24th, Canter's Deli will host an unofficial L.A. photo exhibit of Guns N’ Roses with the works of Jack Lue (GNR's "first photographer"), Marc Canter and rock photographer Gene Kirkland.

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