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Guns N' Roses News: 2017 North America & Europe Tour Dates Officially Announced & Slash OD Story

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Channel: Rock N' Roll True Stories 2 · 2016 · Music

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Europe and North America Tour Dates

Europe
5/27 — Dublin, Ireland — Slane Castle
5/30 — Bilbao, Spain — San Mames Stadium
6/2 — Lisbon, Portugal — Passeio Martimo De Alges
6/4 — Madrid, Spain — Vincente Calderon Stadium
6/7 — Zurich, Switzerland — Letzigrund
6/10 — Imola, Italy — Greenfield
6/13 — Munich, Germany — Olympiastadion
6/16 — London, United Kingdom — London Stadium
6/20 — Gdansk, Poland — Stadion Energy Gdansk
6/22 — Hannover, Germany — Messe
6/24 — Werchter, Belgium — Classic
6/27 — Copenhagen, Denmark — Telia Parken
6/29 — Stockholm, Sweden — Friends Arena
7/1 — Hämeenlinna, Finland — Kantolan tapahtumapuisto
7/4 — Prague, Czech Republic — Letnany Airport
7/7 — Paris, France — Stade de France
7/10 — Vienna, Austria — Ernst Happel Stadion
7/12 — Nijmegen, Holland — Goffert Park
7/15 — Tel Aviv, Israel — Hayarkon Park
North America
7/27 — St. Louis, Mo. — The Dome At America’s Center
7/30 — Minneapolis, Minn. — U.S. Bank Stadium
8/2 — Denver, Colo. — Sports Authority Field at Mile High
8/8 — Miami, Fla. — Miami Marlins Stadium
8/11 — Winston-Salem, N.C. — BB&T Field at Wake Forest University
8/13 — Hershey, Pa. — Hersheypark Stadium
8/16 — Buffalo, N.Y. — New Era Field
8/19 — Montreal, Quebec — Parc Jean Drapeau
8/21 — Ottawa, Ontario — TD Place Stadium
8/24 — Winnipeg, Manitoba — Investors Group Field
8/27 — Regina, Saskatchewan — New Mosaic Stadium at Evraz Place
8/30 — Edmonton, Alberta — Commonwealth Stadium
9/1 — Vancouver, British Columbia — BC Place Stadium
9/3 — George, Wash. — The Gorge
9/6 — El Paso, Texas — Sun Bowl Stadium
9/8 — San Antonio, Texas — Alamodome

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In April 1990, the classic lineup of Guns N' Roses played its final show. The occasion was the nationally televised Farm Aid concert, a disastrous set that included, among several bizarre highlights, , and Axl Rose ending the live broadcast with a climactic "." It was the mark of a band breaking apart.

 

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Amazingly, though, the imploding GN'R were in the midst of an artistic surge. One of the songs played at Farm Aid (in a version hampered by Adler's inability to learn it) was "Civil War," a sweeping epic that would eventually open the second disc of the massive 30-song, two-and-a-half-hour opus they were hard at work on throughout 1990 and '91. Slash would later liken Use Your Illusion I and II to the Beatles' White Album (though "maybe not as good"), a titanic mix of gritty ragers, passionate rock-opera ballads and decadent screeds – from the failed-relationship triptych of "Don't Cry," "November Rain" and "Estranged" to the rock-critic indictment "Get in the Ring" to the misogynistic double-header of "Bad Obsession" and "Thirty-five of the most self-indulgent Guns N' Roses songs," Slash said. "For most bands, it would take four to six years to come up with this much stuff." Like the White Album, it was brilliance created amid collapse.
The band began seriously considering a follow-up to Appetite for Destruction in the summer of 1989, during a fruitful writing session that took place in Chicago. Izzy Stradlin, who had recently sobered up and often traveled separately from his bandmates, was especially productive. "Izzy has brought in eight songs – at least," Rose said in 1990. "Slash has brought in a whole album. I've brought in an album. Duff [McKagan] knows everybody's material backwards. So we've got, like, 35 songs we like, and we want to put them all out, and we're determined to do that." Discussing his newfound sobriety, Stradlin reflected, "I just reached a point where I said, 'I'm gonna kill myself. Why die for this shit?' "
The Chicago meeting spawned, among other songs, "Estranged" (about Rose's divorce from Erin Everly, daughter of rock & roller Don Everly), the rocker "Bad Apples" and the bondage jaunt "Pretty Tied Up." While there, they also fleshed out "Get in the Ring," the frustration anthem "Dead Horse," McKagan's tribute to deceased New York Doll Johnny Thunders "So Fine" and the doomy, 10-minute headbanger "Coma," notable for Rose's most dramatic and literal lyric in the GN'R catalogue: "Pleeease understaaand me."
GN'R began recording in earnest in January 1990, a little over a year after the release of Lies, with an attempt at capturing "Civil War," a tune they'd sketched out in 1988 and later donated to a compilation

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