I am a huge fan of that era and would have little to no interest in seeing them nearly 30 years after their prime. Especially considering the (assumed) price of tickets.
I am a huge fan of that era and would have little to no interest in seeing them nearly 30 years after their prime. Especially considering the (assumed) price of tickets.
The Coachella lineup is announced on Jan. 5th. That's when I bet they'll break the news about their reunion. You don't just buy ad space before the biggest movie of the last five years for no reason
Regardless of what anyone thinks about the reunion or the band at this stage, this reunion will net all involved a shitload of profit.
Axl, Slash, Duff, Gilby, Dizzy, and Matt Sorum would be the line up i'd want together
Didn't Izzy stradlin' write a ton of the songs, or co-wrote anyway? He was certainly more than just a throwaway rhythm guitarist. What's his story, just not interested? I guess if the reunion is just live it doesn't really matter
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I would like to see the line-up of Axl, Slash, Duff, Dizzy, Chris Pittman, Matt, and maybe Richard Fortus, Gilby Clarke (or both) along with Steven Adler as a second drummer.
I saw them open up for Aerosmith in the summer of 1988 and they just blew Aerosmith off the stage. It was before they were HUGE and you could tell they were hungry. I'm afraid seeing them 30 years later would be disappointing, especially without the original lineup and doing it for the money.
One of my issues is paying a ton for tickets only to have Axl show up hours late and miss them to catch a train home..just can't afford to throw money away
I believe he's been showing up on time for the last year or two. At least, that's what I've heard.
They only mention Slash and Axl? Not interested.
That "reunion" needs more Duff...
Duff's obviously in. He likely brokered the peace between Axl and Slash. Izzy didn't want to tour 25 years ago so I doubt that changes now. He'll most likely pop up for a song or two here and there. I'd love Adler on drums but I'll bet he gets guest spots at the most. The likeliest lineup is Axl,Slash, Duff,Richard Fortus,Dizzy,Pitman and Frank Ferrer. If Axl wants a third guitar player I'd vote for Gilby Clarke since I can't see Izzy doing 25 stadium shows.
I guarantee Duff was the catalyst that got this thing in motion, so he'll definitely be there.
Izzy on the other hand is almost certainly not going to take part, other than maybe a few songs at a show or two. The question remains who the second guitarist will be. LA Weekly and CoS are claiming Sorum will be the drummer. Would be the most logical choice, you'd think.
i read that Duff is in, but the lineup might be the same band that Axl currently has with Slash and Duff included.
http://www.metalinjection.net/latest...rs-coming-back
And now Skid Row has split with their singer:
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/ski...-tony-harnell/
2016, the year of reunion cash grabs!
More likely Snake and Rachel will go with a fourth singer. They rather play half-empty dive bars with an unknown scab than play sold-out dive bars, and maybe a high profile opening gig, with Bach.
Anyway, reports are they will play stadium shows in the U.S. and ask for $250 to $275 per ticket. I know it's Axl and Slash, but that is outrageous, if true. Can they even play stadiums at that price in 2016? An arena tour, at $150 sounds a lot more reasonable.