Rock legends Guns N’ Roses will tour Australia in 2021 – in the first stadium tour to be announced since COVID-19 devastated the music industry
Legendary rockers Guns N’ Roses will tour Australia in 2021.
The U.S. musical legends, who rose to fame with iconic hits such as Paradise City and Sweet Child O’ Mine, will front the first stadium tour in Oz since the music industry was left devastated by the COVID-19 outbreak.
The band will perform in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane and The Gold Coast in November – and according to The Daily Telegraph, tickets will be on sale on Thursday.
Rockin’ Down Under! Guns N’ Roses are all set to tour Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane and The Gold Coast next November. (Pictured: Axl Rose and Slash)
The band still features the raspy vocals of Axl Rose, alongside guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan.
The publication reports that it isn’t expected that venues will have reduced capacity, but they will be COVID-19 safe.
‘I hope this will kickstart international touring in Australia,’ promoter Paul Dainty said.
Still got it: The band still features the raspy vocals of Axl Rose (pictured) as well as iconic guitarist Slash and legendary bassist Duff McKagan
‘Australia is leading the way in terms of coming out of COVID, with the way the federal and state governments have managed across this country.’
He added that he hopes the powerhouse rock band’s tour will allow people to see that live touring is well and truly back across Australia.
‘The fans should be happy, and the people who make a living off live events should be happy,’ he added.
They’re back: It will be the band’s first Australian visit since 2017, when they arrived for their ‘Not In This Lifetime’ Tour
It will be the band’s first Australian visit since 2017, when they arrived for their ‘Not In This Lifetime’ Tour.
The band are reportedly set to hit Sydney’s ANZ Stadium on November 14.
They will then appear at the Gold Coast’s Metricon Stadium on November 6.
It’s so easy! The band are reportedly set to hit Sydney’s ANZ Stadium on November 14, with tickets on sale next Thursday