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Wednesday, 30 December 2015
Guns N’ Roses are planning to reform with founding members Axl Rose and Slash
entertainment reporter,London(wp/es):
Guns N’ Roses are planning to reform with founding members Axl Rose and Slash, according to reports.
Billboard reported that the band is getting back together to headline the Coachella Festival in California in April.
Negotiations for a 25 football stadium tour in North America next summer, and a performance at the new Las Vegas Arena are also being discussed.
The rumour mill went into overdrive when, during screenings of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, footage of a concert crowd was shown with Guns N’ Roses music overdubbed.
Fans also speculated the likelihood of a reunion after the band’s Facebook picture was changed from their logo to a crowd of people at a gig.
One fan wrote: “ F*****G FINALLY. Knew it would have to happen sooner or later. With the logo/facebook picture change and the sneaky teaser before Star Wars, I think it's pretty obvious something big is coming. I CAN FEEL A SHIFT IN THE FORCE. COME ON BOYS!!!!!”
Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx also seemingly confirmed the tour on Twitter last month after he replied to a fan asking if the band will reform: “They are. Everybody knows.”
In September Slash spoke out about the band's break-up and said there was no longer any "animosity" between the members.
He told CBS News: "I've got to be careful what I say there. I mean, if everybody wanted to do it and do it for the right reasons, I think the fans would love it. I think it might be fun at some point to try and do that.
"There's no animosity. Over time we all just got sick and tired ofthe black cloud."
Fans have been eagerly awaiting a comeback with Slash since the band's last gig together at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires in 1993.
Guns N' Roses are famed for their 1987 album Appetite for Destruction and the hit single Sweet Child O’ Mine.
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