Guns N' Roses Reunite At Coachella

Guns N' Roses Reunite At Coachella - Guns N’ Roses Famous hardrockers band, with founding frontman Axl Rose and founding guitarist Slash, is reportedly heading to Indio, California in April to headline the annual Coachella Music & Arts Festival. It will be the first show to feature both rock juggernauts since July 17, 1993. In addition to performing at Coachella, the reunited band is in negotiations to play a 25-stadium North American tour next summer, according to Billboard, with a stop at the new Las Vegas Arena. “Guns N’ Roses is said to be asking as much as $3 million per show, with tickets topping out in the $250-$275 range,” Billboard reports.

The most recent Guns N’ Roses tour featured Axl Rose as the only founding member. in August that the singer and guitarist Slash were finally on speaking terms for the first time in nearly two decades. Slash quit the group in 1996 and it was widely assumed that his departure was the last time the two had spoken. When the Gunners were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2012, Rose declined the honor and did not appear at the ceremony. He penned an open letter, which ran in the Los Angeles Times, saying that no one had the right to speak for him, and that he had no interest in reuniting with his former bandmates.

Coachella, which usually posts its lineup in January, featured legacy acts Steely Dan and AC/DC last year. The festival previously hosted the reunions of Rage Against the Machine, My Bloody Valentine, Pulp, and Outkast.  Coachella organizers and representatives for Guns N’ Roses did not immediately respond to EW’s requests for comment.