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1991.10.27 - Metallica, Guns N' Roses and U2 are leading a hoped-for resurgence of rock (L.A. Times)
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COVER STORY : Rekindling the Fire : Metallica, Guns N' Roses and U2 are leading a hoped-for resurgence of rock as a passionate, social force
October 27, 1991|ROBERT HILBURN|
Metallica's music roars through the massive speakers at the Oakland Coliseum with such force on this warm October evening that the sound vibrates against your chest and triggers a ringing in your ears.
It's a merciless torrent of guitar, drums and top-heavy bass that demands total surrender, which is one reason the band appeals so strongly to millions of teen-age rock and metal fans. This is music that offers a total, if temporary, escape from the frustrations and confusions of the day.
To Metallica fans, there's integrity in this all-out musical fury--an alternative to the show-biz calculation and pretense that has dominated mainstream rock for years.
But with the San Francisco-based group's fifth album this fall, Metallica took a significant step toward the rock mainstream by serving up more compact songs and offering more emotionally convincing themes than metal's stock tales of violence and rage.
The album--which examines such issues as personal obligation and deceit-- entered the pop charts at No. 1 in August, and retail orders now total nearly 3 million. "Enter Sandman," a hit single from the album, is a wry bedtime story tailored to this anxious age.
The move couldn't have come at a better time for the vitality of mainstream rock.
Metallica, the two recent albums by Guns N' Roses and the return to action next month of U2 give rock a potent 1-2-3 punch. It's the music's best hope in years for a recovery from the creative and commercial lethargy that has raised questions about the future of rock in the fragmented pop world.
Rock's share of the estimated $7 billion that the record industry takes in annually fell from 46.2% in 1988 to 37.4% in 1990, as fans tuned into such rival sounds as rap, "soft rock," dance and country. Equally dramatically, the concert business--long dependent on the seemingly endless appetite of the youthful rock crowd--was down almost a third last summer.
Some observers believe that the decline in rock was simply cyclical--no powerhouse albums in the stores or bands on the road. This paralleled a dramatic 11% drop in overall record sales during the first half of 1991, which industry figures generally attributed to a lack of recordings by superstars in the stores. Many of the acts being counted on this fall to help the industry rebound are rock acts: Motley Crue, Guns N' Roses and U2.
Yet there has been widespread suspicion that the problem with rock--and perhaps with the record industry in recent months as well--runs much deeper than just a lack of new recordings from proven sellers. The larger fear: a gradual erosion of passion in mainstream rock caused by years of conservative radio programming leaning toward safe, conventional acts rather than the challenging and even radical figures that made rock a strong sociological force in the '50s and '60s.
Metallica, GNR and U2 represent a return of that force--and the sizzling early sales of the Metallica and GNR albums evidence a large audience waiting for this kind of bold and absorbing attitude and music.
That's no guarantee that rock's struggle to recapture the pop imagination will succeed. Albums by major hard-rock acts traditionally start off strong as loyal fans race to the stores to be the first to have the collections, so it will take weeks to see whether Metallica and GNR can maintain the pace. If they don't, the rock world--and the record industry--may be in far greater trouble than anyone has suggested.
Bill Graham, the nation's most prominent concert producer, believes that the current upswing is reason for optimism in mainstream rock.
"There is reason for hope even though we have just gone through the worst six months ever in the rock concert industry," he said backstage at the Oakland concert. He blames part of the rock downturn on the recession but points out that until now rock was "recession-proof." The difference, he believes, is that much of the mainstream audience didn't feel compelled to buy what it heard on the radio.
"There is rap and funk and reggae and metal and smettle," he said, "but there are really just two camps in pop music. One camp is just entertainment, and one camp is music that truly affects the individual . . . music that stands for something and takes risks.
"For too long, we only had the entertainment (in mainstream rock). That's why a lot of people lost interest in it. The music no longer spoke for or represented them. If you look out at this audience today, you can see that they are finding something to care about again."
By the late '80s, mainstream rock 'n' roll was like a once-thriving restaurant that had lost its spice and flair. Sales remained strong enough to hide the warning signs, but the music was operating on borrowed energy and images.
Ensembles such as Poison, Whitesnake and Bon Jovi certainly dressed like rock bands, and they strutted across the stage like rock bands. But they were just living off the tradition.
While many excellent groups were working in the rock fringes of college/alternative and metal/punk, the mass audience--which has to be involved before any movement can approach prodigious strength--began to see mainstream rock as boring and predictable. It was only a matter of time before those patrons looked elsewhere to dine.
Suddenly, however, rock has a new and exciting menu again:
Guns N' Roses' two new albums, plus albums by Metallica and veterans Motley Crue, gave rock four of the top 10 positions on Billboard magazine's pop album chart last week. During the first six months of the year, there was rarely more than one hard-rock album in the Top 10 during a given week.
This commercial upswing has been accompanied by a creative resurgence. Rock was scarce on most critics' 10-best lists last year, but there have been so many striking albums in 1991 that six to eight may end up on some lists. Likely candidates are albums by Guns N' Roses, Metallica, Nirvana, R.E.M., Soundgarden, Dinosaur Jr., Jesus Jones and the Pixies.
Plus, if someone is lured into the stores by the Metallica, GNR or U2 albums, they can find much to admire in a whole separate layer of inventive bands--from the punk/metal excursions of Faith No More to the youthful introspection of England's potentially massive Stone Roses, whose second album will be out next year.
Not surprisingly, members of Metallica, GNR and U2 were as disenchanted by the direction of mainstream rock over the last decade as any fan or critic. So there's a natural sense of triumph about the renewed spirit.
"If you just look back nine months to when the radio and sales charts were dominated by M. C. Hammer, Vanilla Ice and Wilson Phillips, people were saying it was all over, that rock was dying, and maybe they were right in a way," said Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, backstage at the Coliseum.
"But now, you've got the Guns situation, our situation and, hopefully, a great new U2 album, and I think people are going to see that rock is still alive . . . and that it can stand for something other than record company 'product.' "
The important thing about the triumvirate of Metallica, Guns N' Roses and U2 isn't just that they are three outstanding bands with mass followings, but that they represent--in the broadest terms--a reunification of the fragmented rock world.
One reason rock was so powerful in the '60s was that the most liberating artists--from Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix to the Beatles and the Who--reflected the aspirations and values of a generation. This led many of the artists to be looked upon as heroes.
By the '70s, however, it was hard to take seriously the idea of a rock-star-as-hero, because so many of the '60s artists had either destroyed themselves on drugs or become so careless with their art that fans hesitated to put faith in other performers.
It wasn't until Bruce Springsteen in the mid-'70s that words like integrity and inspiration were reintroduced into the mainstream rock vocabulary. Though others joined him in the hero role, including Bob Seger, Tom Petty and John Mellencamp, they were part of Springsteen's generation. The band that picked up that torch and carried it to the next generation was U2.
By the '80s, however, rock's creative center was no longer an inclusive world in which the talents of artists as diverse as the Beatles, Hendrix, Dylan and the Doors could all be celebrated.
The new divisions ranged from the college/alternative bands--including the '60s heirs who thrived on challenge and new ideas--on one side to the headbangers on the other. In between was the mainstream, which would sometimes pick up on a Springsteen or U2 but mostly chewed passively on the hollow servings served up by pop-rock radio. Hence, the millions of records sold by such passing fancies as REO Speedwagon, Styx and Journey.
In the early '80s, Bono Hewson, U2's charismatic lead singer, lamented the emptiness of the mainstream, speaking frequently during interviews about the rock industry being the enemy--how the language and imagery of most bands had become so cliched that he wondered if it was still even possible for rock to be meaningful to people.
In that thinking, he was aligned with the Sex Pistols, the Clash and other British bands that attacked the English status quo in the late '70s. Although the punk movement never achieved huge success in America, its ideas about working outside the record machinery did catch on.
Hundreds of bands in England and America--from R.E.M. in the college/alternative crowd to Metallica in the metal world--began putting out records on small, independent labels and relying on word of mouth and fanzines rather than radio to spread the word.
While U2's socially conscious, uplifting sentiments eventually caught the ear of the mainstream community, thanks to such hits as "Pride (In the Name of Love)" and "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For," the Irish band was considered too "straight" or soft to satisfy the aggression or primal party-time desires of the hard-core/metal community.
Guns N' Roses didn't appeal to the extremes of metal or college/alternative, but its well-crafted songs blended rage and sensitivity in ways that caught the ear of a massive audience. Unlike the cardboard emotions of most mainstream bands, Guns--thanks in great part to its explosive lead singer Axl Rose--struggles with real issues, including individuals' best and worst impulses. But even GNR--with its penchant for such affecting ballads as "Sweet Child o' Mine" and "November Rain"--is considered too pop by most metal standards.
If the hard-core crowd was contemptuous of anything mainstream, the average rock fan--and most critics--had little interest in the hard-core metal world, which seemed full of fire and brimstone but devoid of ideas. That's what's important about Metallica's success: The quartet serves as a bridge between the hard-core/metal world and the mainstream.
Typical U2 or Guns N' Roses fans may still not have much interest in such metal bands as Iron Maiden or Judas Priest, but they might find something of value in the power and passion of Metallica--and a cadre of bands that is forging a new middle ground between hard-rock and college/alternative. The list includes Faith No More, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Anthrax and Jane's Addiction.
When you speak to U2 fans, you get lengthy dialogues about the band's importance : its social conscience, eloquence, inspirational qualities, craftsmanship.
When asked about Metallica, fans at Oakland spoke simply and to the point. The phrases you hear again and again: "They don't give a damn." "They don't play by the rules." All of which means the band doesn't give a damn about--or play by--record company rules. It's an independence that seems to mirror much of the angry, defiant attitude of the fans.
"In the '60s and early '70s, there was a lot of hope along with the rebellion in rock, and a band like U2 still offers hope," said Graham backstage, reflecting on his 2 1/2 decades as a concert promoter. "But there are a lot of kids . . . 15, 16, 17 . . . whose anger seems to grow out of their feelings of no hope. There's a tremendous amount of Angst out in that audience.
"They see what's happening every night on television, and they have a lot of questions. Are the wars ever going to stop? Is there ever going to be an honest politician? Who's going to turn up with the next video of a police beating?"
Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, himself 27, feels the anger of young America.
"I think (our success) has something to do with the times," he said in the group's trailer. "I don't think a band like Metallica would have been given the time of day in the mid-'70s. The same is probably true of Guns N' Roses. I think people were just happy. I don't think our fire and aggression would have come across."
Far from the stereotype of the mumbling metal star, Ulrich, son of a Danish tennis professional, is an articulate, fast-talking young man who seems to enjoy philosophizing about rock as much as the Who's Pete Townshend or U2's Hewson.
Ulrich, who was in his teens when he and his family moved from Denmark to Newport Beach in 1980, heard the road crew testing the sound system as he stepped from the trailer and headed for the giant stage at the stadium.
"A lot of (the rock crowd from the '60s) got very comfortable through the late '70s and early 80s," he said. "They took a look at themselves and sort of realized, 'Wait a minute, I've got my VCR, my TV, my 2.3 kids and my dog. I may have been out throwing bricks at buildings in the '60s because there was something I was angry about, but no longer.' And I think a lot of people, young and old, just spent the '80s going through the motions.
"Now, you find a new generation of people who are really, really frustrated again . . . a lot of kids out there, 16, 17 years old, who maybe woke up one morning and realized they are going to be stuck working at a gas station all their lives or that they don't really have that much of a future.
"You'll find a lot of them are embracing bands like Metallica and Guns N' Roses and so on, and really finding that Axl Rose and (Metallica lead singer) James Hetfield speak for them and their frustrations."
Ulrich is reminded of the summer three years ago when he played stadiums all across the country as part of the "Monsters of Rock" tour. Unlike this day's show, Metallica wasn't headlining those dates. In fact, the band was a decided outsider--third on the bill, behind Van Halen and Scorpions--and being seen by most of the crowd at each stop for the first time.
The band's performance on that tour was overpowering, winning the praise of critics who had been cool to metal acts and helping to build an audience for " . . . And Justice for All," which was released that fall. Estimated sales of "Justice" to date: more than 2.7 million. The new album, titled simply "Metallica," may double that figure, according to executives at Elektra Records.
"For years, radio was the gateway to rock 'n' roll for 95% of the people in America, and people got so spoiled," Ulrich continued. "They'd turn on the radio and be fed something that would satisfy them on a very superficial level. So the 'Monsters' tour gave us the chance to go around radio, which wasn't playing us anyway, and to play to 75,000 people or whatever a night.
"It wasn't just the exposure, but being sandwiched between Dokken and the Scorpions. I don't have anything against them personally, but I think that for a while those bands stood for a lot of the things we were going against in our music. It gave us the chance to say, 'OK, there is one type of hard rock, and here's a different thing.' All of a sudden people could see the difference, and I felt that the difference would be obvious . . . that people were ready for a change."
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Monsters of Rock, Donnington, England1988.08.24 - Mansfield, USA1988.08.25 - Mansfield, USA1988.08.26 - Mansfield, USA1988.08.28 - Newark, USA1988.08.30 - Wilkes-Barre, USA1988.08.31 - Pittsburgh, USA1988.09.02 - Antioch, USA1988.09.03 - St. Louis, USA1988.09.08 - Concord, USA1988.09.10 - Mountain View, USA1988.09.12 - Chandler, USA1988.09.14 - Costa Mesa, USA1988.09.15 - Costa Mesa, USA1988.09.17 - Irving, USA1988.12.04 - NKH Hall, Tokyo, Japan1988.12.05 - Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan1988.12.07 - Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan1988.12.09 - NKH Hall, Tokyo, Japan1988.12.10 - Budokan, Tokyo, Japan1988.12.14 - Melbourne, Australia1988.12.15 - Melbourne, Australia1988.12.17 - Sydney, Australia1988.12.19 - Auckland, New Zealand1989.10.11 - The Cathouse, LA, USA1989.10.13 - Park Plaza Hotel, LA, USA1989.10.18 - Los Angeles Coliseum, LA, USA1989.10.19 - Los Angeles Coliseum, LA, USA1989.10.21 - Los Angeles Coliseum, LA, USA1989.10.22 - Los Angeles Coliseum, LA, USA1990.04.07 - Farm Aid, Indianapolis, USA1991.01.20 - Rock In Rio II, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil1991.01.23 - Rock In Rio II, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil1991.05.09 - San Francisco, USA1991.05.11 - Pantages Theatre, LA, USA1991.05.16 - The Ritz, NY, USA1991.05.24 - East Troy, USA1991.05.25 - East Troy, USA1991.05.28 - Noblesville, USA1991.05.29 - Noblesville, USA1991.06.01 - Grove City, USA1991.06.02 - Toledo, USA1991.06.04 - Richfield, USA1991.06.05 - Richfield, USA1991.06.07 - Toronto, Canada1991.06.08 - Toronto, Canada1991.06.10 - Saratoga Springs, USA1991.06.11 - Hershey, USA1991.06.13 - Philadelphia, USA1991.06.17 - Uniondale, USA1991.06.19 - Landover, USA1991.06.20- Landover, USA1991.06.22- Hampton, USA1991.06.23- Charlotte, USA1991.06.25- Greensboro, USA1991.06.26- Knoxville, USA1991.06.29 - Lexington, USA1991.06.30 - Birmingham, USA1991.07.02 - St. Louis, USA1991.07.08 - Dallas, USA1991.07.09 - Dallas, USA1991.07.11 - Denver, USA1991.07.12 - Englewood, USA1991.07.13 - Salt Lake City, USA1991.07.16 - Tacoma, USA1991.07.17 - Tacoma, USA1991.07.19 - Mountain View, USA1991.07.20 - Mountain View, USA1991.07.23 - Sacramento, USA1991.07.25 - Costa Mesa, USA1991.07.29 - Inglewood, USA1991.07.30 - Inglewood, USA1991.08.02 - Inglewood, USA1991.08.03 - Inglewood, USA1991.08.13 - Helsinki, Finland1991.08.14 - Helsinki, Finland1991.08.16 - Stockholm, Sweden1991.08.17 - Stockholm, Sweden1991.08.19 - Copenhagen, Denmark1991.08.24 - Mannheim, Germany1991.08.31 - Wembley, London, England1991.12.05 - Worcester, USA1991.12.06 - Worcester, USA1991.12.09 - Madison Square Garden, NY, USA1991.12.10 - Madison Square Garden, NY, USA1991.12.13 - Madison Square Garden, NY, USA1991.12.16 - Philadelphia, USA1991.12.17 - Philadelphia, USA1991.12.28 - St Petersburg, USA1991.12.31 - Miami, USA1992.01.03 - Baton Rogue, USA1992.01.03 - Biloxi, USA1992.01.07 - Memphis, USA1992.01.09 - Houston, USA1992.01.10 - Houston, USA1992.01.13 - Dayton, USA1992.01.14 - Dayton, USA1992.01.21 - Minneapolis, USA1992.01.22 - Minneapolis, USA1992.01.25 - Las Vegas, USA1992.01.27 - San Diego, USA1992.01.28 - San Diego, USA1992.01.31 - Chandler, USA1992.02.01 - Chandler, USA1992.02.19 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan1992.02.20 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan1992.02.22 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan1992.04.01 - Mexico City, Mexico1992.04.02 - Mexico City, Mexico1992.04.06 - Oklahoma, USA1992.04.09 - Rosemont, USA1992.04.20 - Mercury Tribute, London, England1992.05.16 - Slane, Ireland1992.05.20 - Prague, Czechoslovakia1992.05.22 - Budapest, Hungary1992.05.23 - Vienna, Austria1992.05.26 - Berlin, Germany1992.05.28 - Stuttgart, Germany1992.05.30 - Cologne, Germany1992.06.03 - Hannover, Germany1992.06.06 - Paris, France1992.06.13 - Wembley, England1992.06.14 - Manchester, England1992.06.16 - Gateshead, England1992.06.20 - Würzburg, Germany1992.06.21 - Basel, Switzerland1992.06.23 - Rotterdam, Holland1992.06.27 - Turin, Italy1992.06.30 - Seville, Spain1992.07.02 - Lisbon, Portugal1992.07.17 - Washington, USA1992.07.18 - East Rutherford, USA1992.07.21 - Pontiac, USA1992.07.22 - Indianapolis, USA1992.07.25 - Orchard Park, USA1992.07.26 - Pittsburgh, USA1992.07.29 - East Rutherford, USA1992.08.08 - Montreal, Canada1992.08.25 - Phoenix, USA1992.08.27 - Las Cruces, USA1992.08.29 - New Orleans, USA1992.09.02 - Orlando, USA1992.09.04 - Houston, USA1992.09.05 - Irving, USA1992.09.07 - Columbia, USA1992.09.09 - MVMA, Los Angeles, USA1992.09.11 - Foxboro, USA1992.09.13 - Toronto, Canada1992.09.15 - Minneapolis, USA1992.09.17 - Kansas City, USA1992.09.19 - Denver, USA1992.09.24 - Oakland, USA1992.09.27 - LA Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA1992.09.30 - San Diego, USA1992.10.03 - Pasadena, USA1992.10.06 - Seattle, USA1992.11.25 - Caracas, Venezuela1992.11.29 - Bogota, Colombia1992.12.02 - Santiago, Chile1992.12.05 - Buenos Aires, Argentina1992.12.06 - Buenos Aires, Argentina1992.12.10 - Sao Paulo, Brazil1992.12.12 - Sao Paulo, Brazil1992.12.13 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil1993.01.12 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan1993.01.14 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan1993.01.15 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan1993.01.30 - Sydney, Australia1993.02.01 - Melbourne, Australia1993.02.06 - Auckland, New Zealand1993.02.23 - Austin, USA1993.02.25 - Birmingham, USA1993.03.06 - New Haven, USA1993.03.08 - Portland, USA1993.03.09 - Hartford, USA1993.03.12 - Hamilton, Canada1993.03.16 - Augusta, USA1993.03.17 - Boston, USA1993.03.20 - Iowa City, USA1993.03.21 - Fargo, USA1993.03.24 - Winnipeg, Canada1993.03.26 - Saskatoon, Canada1993.03.28 - Edmonton, Canada1993.03.30 - Vancouver, Canada1993.04.01 - Portland, USA1993.04.03 - Sacramento, USA1993.04.04 - Reno, USA1993.04.07 - Salt Lake City, USA1993.04.09 - Rapid City, USA1993.04.10 - Omaha, USA1993.04.13 - Auburn Hills, USA1993.04.15 - Roanoke, USA1993.04.16 - Chapel Hill, USA1993.04.21 - Guadalajara, Mexico1993.04.23 - Mexico City, Mexico1993.04.24 - Mexico City, Mexico1993.04.27 - Monterrey, Mexico1993.04.28 - Monterrey, Mexico1993.05.22 - Tel Aviv, Israel1993.05.24 - Athens, Greece1993.05.26 - Istanbul, Turkey1993.05.29 - Milton Keynes, England1993.05.30 - Milton Keynes, England1993.06.02 - Vienna, Austria1993.06.05 - Nijmegen, Netherlands1993.06.06 - Nijmegen, Netherlands1993.06.08 - Copenhagen, Denmark1993.06.10 - Oslo, Norway1993.06.12 - Stockholm, Sweden1993.06.16 - Basel, Switzerland1993.06.18 - Bremen, Germany1993.06.19 - Cologne, Germany1993.06.22 - Karlsruhe, Germany1993.06.25 - Frankfurt, Germany1993.06.26 - Munich, Germany1993.06.29 - Modena, Italy1993.06.30 - Modena, Italy1993.07.05 - Barcelona, Spain1993.07.06 - Madrid, Spain1993.07.08 - Nancy, France1993.07.09 - Lyon, France1993.07.11 - Werchter, Belgium1993.07.13 - Paris, France1993.07.16 - Buenos Aires, Argentina1993.07.17 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
CHOOSE A LIVE SHOW (2001-2014)2001.01.01 - HOB, Las Vegas, USA2001.01.15 - RIR III, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil2001.12.29 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2001.12.31 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2002.08.14 - Hong Kong, China2002.08.17 - Chiba, Japan2002.08.18 - Osaka, Japan2002.08.23 - Leeds, England2002.08.24 - Pukkelpop Festival, Belgium2002.08.26 - London Arena, London, England2002.08.29 - VMA, New York, USA2002.11.08 - Tacoma, USA2002.11.11 - Nampa, USA2002.11.14 - Minneapolis, USA2002.11.15 - Fargo, USA2002.11.17 - Moline, USA2002.11.18 - Rosemont, USA2002.11.21 - Auburn Hills, USA2002.11.22 - Pittsburgh, USA2002.11.24 - Cleveland, USA2002.11.25 - Columbus, USA2002.11.27 - Albany, USA2002.11.29 - Toronto, Canada2002.11.30 - London, Canada2002.12.02 - Boston, USA2002.12.03 - Hartford, USA2002.12.05 - MSG, New York, USA2006.05.12 - Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, USA2006.05.14 - Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, USA2006.05.15 - Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, USA2006.05.17 - Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, USA2006.05.19 - The Plumm, New York, USA2006.05.25 - Madrid, Spain2006.05.27 - RIR V, Lisbon, Portugal2006.05.31 - Budapest, Hungary2006.06.02 - Rock Am Ring, Germany2006.06.04 - Gods of Metal, Italy2006.06.07 - Hammersmith Apollo, London, England2006.06.09 - Dublin, Ireland2006.06.11 - Download Festival, England2006.06.13 - Prague, Czech Republic2006.06.15 - Warsaw, Poland2006.06.17 - Novarock, Austria2006.06.24 - Graspop, Belgium2006.06.26 - Stockholm, Sweden2006.06.28 - Oslo, Norway2006.06.29 - Roskilde Festival, Denmark2006.07.01 - Zurich, Switzerland2006.07.02 - Nijmegen, Netherlands2006.07.05 - Helsinki, Finland2006.07.06 - Helsinki, Finland2006.07.08 - Oslo, Norway2006.07.10 - Rockwave Festival, Greece2006.07.12 - Istanbul, Turkey2006.07.14 - Bilbao, Spain2006.07.15 - El Ejido, Spain2006.07.18 - Sheffield, England2006.07.21 - Glasgow, Scotland2006.07.23 - Manchester, England2006.07.25 - Birmingham, England2006.07.27 - Nottingham, England2006.07.29 - Wembley, London, England2006.07.30 - Cuckoo Club, London, England2006.07.30 - Wembley Arena, London, England2006.09.16 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2006.09.17 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2006.09.20 - San Francisco, USA2006.09.21 - San Francisco, USA2006.09.23 - KROQ Inland Invasion, Devore, USA2006.10.24 - Sunrise, USA2006.10.25 - St. Petersburg, USA2006.10.27 - Estero, USA2006.10.29 - San Juan, Puerto Rico2006.10.31 - Jacksonville, USA2006.11.02 - Greensboro, USA2006.11.03 - Huntington, USA2006.11.05 - East Rutherford, USA2006.11.08 - Worchester, USA2006.11.10 - MSG, New York, USA2006.11.13 - Baltimore, USA2006.11.15 - Toronto, Canada2006.11.17 - Ottawa, Canada2006.11.18 - Quebec City, Canada2006.11.20 - Halifax, Canada2006.11.21 - Saint John, Canada2006.11.24 - Cleveland, USA2006.11.25 - Auburn Hills, USA2006.11.27 - Rosemont, USA2006.12.01 - Ames, USA2006.12.02 - Minneapolis, USA2006.12.04 - Winnipeg, Canada2006.12.06 - Calgary, Canada2006.12.07 - Edmonton, Canada2006.12.10 - Everett, USA2006.12.11 - Portland, USA2006.12.15 - Oakland, USA2006.12.17 - Universal City, USA2006.12.19 - Universal City, USA2006.12.20 - Universal City, USA2007.02.08 - Beverly Hills City Hall, USA2007.06.02 - Monterrey, Mexico2007.06.03 - Guadalajara, Mexico2007.06.05 - Mexico City, Mexico2007.06.10 - Perth, Australia2007.06.13 - Adelaide, Australia2007.06.15 - Melbourne, Australia2007.06.16 - Melbourne, Australia2007.06.19 - Brisbane, Australia2007.06.20 - Brisbane, Australia2007.06.23 - Sydney, Australia2007.06.24 - Sydney, Australia2007.06.29 - Auckland, New Zealand2007.06.30 - Auckland, New Zealand2007.07.03 - Christchurch, New Zealand2007.07.14 - Chiba, Japan2007.07.15 - Chiba, Japan2007.07.17 - Nagoya, Japan2007.07.18 - Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan2007.07.21 - Osaka, Japan2009.12.11 - Taipei, Taiwan2009.12.13 - Seoul, South Korea2009.12.16 - Kyocera Dome Osaka, Japan2009.12.29 - Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan2010.01.13 - Winnipeg, Canada2010.01.16 - Calgary, Canada2010.01.17 - Edmonton, Canada2010.01.19 - Saskatoon, Canada2010.01.20 - Regina, Canada2010.01.24 - Hamilton, Canada2010.01.25 - John Labatt Centre, London, OH, Canada 2010.01.27 - Centre Ball, Montreal, QC, Canada 2010.01.28 - Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada 2010.01.31 - Scotiabank Place, Ottawa, ON, Canada 2010.02.01 - Colisée Pepsi, Quebec City, QC, Canada 2010.02.03 - Moncton Coliseum, Moncton, NB, Canada 2010.02.04 - Halifax Metro Centre, Halifax, NS, Canada 2010.02.11 - John Varvatos Store, New York, NY, USA 2010.02.14 - Rose Bar, New York, NY, USA 2010.03.07 - Ginásio Nilson Nelson, Brasília, Brazil 2010.03.10 - Ginásio Mineirinho, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 2010.03.13 - Estádio Palestra Itália, São Paulo, Brazil 2010.03.16 - Estacionamento da FIERGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil2010.03.18 - Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay2010.03.20 - Movistar Arena, Santiago, Chile2010.03.22 - Estadio Velez Sarsfield, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2010.03.25 - Explanada Sur Del estadio Monumental, Lima, Peru2010.03.27 - Poliedra de Caracas, Caracas, Venezuela2010.03.30 - Parque Jaime Duque, Bogotá, Colombia2010.04.01 - Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa, Quito, Ecuador2010.04.04 - Praça da Apoteose, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil2010.04.07 - Figali Convention Center, Panama City, Panama 2010.04.11 - Estadio Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador 2010.04.15 - Coliseo Roberto Clemente, San Juan, Puerto Rico2010.05.31 - Vestlandshallen, Bergen, Norway 2010.06.02 - Oslo Spektrum, Oslo, Norway2010.06.05 - Helsinki Live 2010, Helsinki, Finland 2010.06.06 - St. Petersburg, Russia2010.06.08 - Moscow, Russia2010.06.12 - Sölvesborg, Sweden2010.06.14 - Aalborg, Denmark2010.08.13 - Sturgis, USA2010.08.27 - Reading Festival, UK2010.08.29 - Leeds Festival, UK2010.08.31 - Belfast, Northern Ireland2010.09.01 - Dublin, Northern Ireland2010.09.05 - Milan, Italy2010.09.08 - Zürich, Switzerland2010.09.10 - Amnéville, France2010.09.13 - Paris, France2010.09.14 - Paris, France2010.09.16 - Genève, Switzerland2010.09.18 - Wien, Austria2010.09.21 - Bucuresti, Romania2010.09.23 - Belgrade, Serbia2010.09.24 - Zagreb, Croatia2010.09.27 - Prague, Czech Republic2010.09.30 - Antwerpen, Belgium2010.10.02 - Lillé, France2010.10.03 - Arnhem, Netherlands2010.10.06 - Lisbon, Portugal2010.10.09 - Madrid, Spain2010.10.10 - San Sebastían, Spain2010.10.13 - London, England2010.10.14 - London, England2010.10.17 - Birmingham, England2010.10.18 - Manchester, England2010.10.22 - Zaragoza, Spain2010.10.23 - Barcelona, Spain2010.10.29 - Moscow, Russia2010.12.01 - Townsville, Australia2010.12.04 - Sydney, Australia2010.12.07 - Adelaide, Australia2010.12.11 - Perth, Australia2010.12.16 - Abu Dhabi, UAE2011.10.02 - Rock In Rio IV, Rio, Brazil2011.10.05 - Santiago, Chile2011.10.08 - Buenos Aires, Argentina2011.10.10 - Rosario, Argentina2011.10.12 - Córdoba, Argentina2011.10.15 - Asunción, Paraguay2011.10.18 - Mexico City, Mexico2011.10.19 - Mexico City, Mexico2011.10.22 - Guadalajara, Mexico2011.10.23 - Monterrey, Mexico2011.10.28 - Orlando, USA2011.10.29 - Miami, USA2011.10.31 - Greenville, USA2011.11.02 - Atlanta, USA2011.11.04 - Houston, USA2011.11.05 - Dallas, USA2011.11.08 - Omaha, USA2011.11.09 - Norman, USA2011.11.12 - Kansas City, USA2011.11.13 - Minneapolis, USA2011.11.15 - Rosemont, USA2011.11.17 - East Rutherford, USA2011.11.19 - Hartford, USA2011.11.20 - Wilkes-Barre, USA2011.11.25 - Worchester, USA2011.11.26 - Camden, USA2011.11.28 - Hamilton, Canada2011.12.01 - Detroit, USA2011.12.02 - Cincinatti, USA2011.12.04 - Nashville, USA2011.12.07 - Youngstown, USA2011.12.08 - Indianapolis, USA2011.12.11 - Broomfield, USA2011.12.13 - Salt Lake City, USA2011.12.16 - Seattle, USA2011.12.17 - Vancouver, Canada2011.12.21 - Los Angeles, USA2011.12.27 - Phoenix, USA2011.12.30 - Las Vegas, USA2011.12.31 - Las Vegas, USA2012.02.10 - Roseland Ballroom, NY, USA2012.02.12 - Terminal 5, NY, USA2012.02.15 - The Ritz, NY, USA2012.02.16 - Hiro Ballroom, NY, USA2012.02.19 - Chicago, USA2012.02.19 - Detroit, USA2012.02.23 - Silver Spring, USA2012.02.24 - Atlantic City, USA2012.02.27 - Philadelphia, USA2012.03.01 - Atlanta, USA2012.03.03 - Lake Buena Vista, USA2012.03.05 - Miami, USA2012.03.09 - Hollywood Palladium, LA, USA2012.03.11 - The Wiltern, LA, USA2012.03.12 - House of Blues, LA, USA2012.05.11 - Moscow, Russia2012.05.17 - Dublin, Ireland2012.05.19 - Nottingham, England2012.05.20 - Liverpool, England2012.05.23 - Newcastle, England2012.05.25 - Glasgow, Scotland2012.05.26 - Birmingham, England2012.05.29 - Manchester, England2012.05.31 - O2 Arena, London, England2012.06.01 - O2 Arena, London, England2012.06.04 - Rotterdam, Netherlands, England2012.06.05 - Paris, France2012.06.08 - Mönchengladbach, Germany2012.06.10 - Lyon, France2012.06.11 - Strasbourg, France2012.06.14 - Toulouse, France2012.06.16 - Hellfest, Clisson, France2012.06.18 - Montpelier, France2012.06.19 - Toulon, France2012.06.22 - Gods of Metal, Milan, Italy2012.06.24 - Graspop, Dessel, Belgium2012.06.27 - Basel, Switzerland2012.06.29 - Graz, Austria2012.07.01 - Bucuresti, Romania2012.07.03 - Tel Aviv, Israel2012.07.06 - Istanbul, Turkey2012.07.08 - Sofia, Bulgaria2012.07.11 - Rybnik, Poland2012.07.13 - Piestany, Slovakia2012.07.15 - Novi Sad, Serbia2012.07.17 - Split, Croatia2012.07.20 - Benicassim, Spain2012.07.21 - St. Tropez, France2012.07.22 - Mallorca, Spain2012.10.20 - Bridge School Benefit, USA2012.10.21 - Bridge School Benefit, USA2012.10.31 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.02 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.03 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.07 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.09 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.10 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.14 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.17 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.18 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.21 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.23 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.11.24 - The Joint, Las Vegas, USA2012.12.07 - Bangalore, India2012.12.09 - Mumbai, India2012.12.12 - Delhi, India2012.12.16 - Jakarta, Indonesia2012.12.18 - Zepp, Tokyo, Japan2013.02.13 - Soho House, LA, USA2013.03.09 - Perth, Australia2013.03.12 - Sydney, Australia2013.03.13 - New Lambton, Australia2013.03.16 - Sydney, Australia2013.03.17 - Sydney, Australia2013.03.20 - Brisbane, Australia2013.03.24 - Selangor, Malaysia2013.03.28 - Abu Dhabi, UAE2013.03.30 - Beirut, Lebanon2013.05.24 - Rocklahoma, USA2013.05.26 - River City Rockfest, USA2013.05.28 - Houston, USA2013.05.29 - Dallas, USA2013.06.01 - Lubbock, USA2013.06.02 - Kansas City, USA2013.06.05 - Buffalo, USA2013.06.06 - Brooklyn, USA2013.06.08 - Govenors Ball Music Festival, NY, USA2013.07.12 - FEQ, Quebec City, Canada2013.07.14 - Metropolis, Montreal, Canada2013.07.15 - Sound Academy, Toronto, Canada 2014.03.20 - HSBC Arena, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil2014.03.22 - Bela Horizonte, Brazil2014.03.25 - Brasilia, Brazil2014.03.28 - Sao Paolo, Brazil2014.03.30 - Curitiba, Brazil2014.04.01 - Florianopolis, Brazil2014.04.03 - Porto Alegre, Brazil2014.04.06 - Buenos Aires, Argentina2014.04.09 - Asunción, Paraguay2014.04.12 - La Paz, Bolivia2014.04.15 - Recife, Brazil2014.04.17 - Fortaleza, Brazil2014.04.23 - Golden Gods Awards, Los Angeles, USA2014.05.13 - Betlehem, USA2014.05.16 - Rock on the Range, USA2014.05.21 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.05.24 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.05.25 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.05.28 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.05.30 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.05.31 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.06.04 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.06.06 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA2014.06.07 - Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, USA
CHOOSE A LIVE SHOW (2016-2020)2016.04.01 - The Troubadour, Los Angeles, USA2016.04.08 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, USA2016.04.09 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, USA2016.04.16 - Coachella, Indio, USA2016.04.19 - Foro Sol, Mexico City, Mexico2016.04.20 - Foro Sol, Mexico City, Mexico>2016.04.23 - Coachella, Indio, USA2016.06.23 - Ford Field, Detroit, MI, USA2016.06.26 - FedEx Field, Landover, MD, USA2016.06.29 - Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO, USA2016.07.01 - Soldier Stadium, Chicago, IL, USA2016.07.03 - Soldier Stadium, Chicago, IL, USA2016.07.06 - Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, OH, USA2016.07.09 - Nissan Stadium, Nashville, TN, USA2016.07.12 - Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA, USA2016.07.14 - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA, USA2016.07.16 - Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada2016.07.19 - Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA, USA2016.07.20 - Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA, USA2016.07.23 - Metlife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ, USA2016.07.24 - Metlife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ, USA2016.07.27 - Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA, USA2016.07.29 - Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FL, USA2016.07.31 - Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, LA, USA2016.08.03 - AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX, USA2016.08.05 - NRG Stadium, Houston, TX, USA2016.08.09 - AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA, USA2016.08.12 - CenturyLink Field, Seattle, WA, USA2016.08.15 - University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ, USA2016.08.18 - Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, USA2016.08.19 - Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, USA2016.08.22 - Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA, USA2016.10.27 - Estadio Monumental, Lima, Peru2016.10.29 - Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile2016.11.01 - Estadio Gigante de Arroyito, Rosario, Argentina2016.11.04 - Estadio River Plate, Buenos Aires, Argentina2016.11.05 - Estadio River Plate, Buenos Aires, Argentina2016.11.08 - Estadio Beira Rio, Porto Alegre, Brazil2016.11.15 - Engenhão, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil2016.11.17 - Pedreira Paulo Leminski, Curitiba, Brazil2016.11.20 - Estádio Mané Garrincha, Brasília, Brazil2016.11.26 - Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, San José, Costa Rica2016.11.29 - Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City, Mexico2016.11.30 - Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City, Mexico2017.01.21 - Kyocera Dome, Osaka, Japan2017.01.22 - Kobe World Kinen Hall, Kobe, Japan2017.01.25 - Yokohama Arena, Yokohama, Japan2017.01.28 - Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo, Japan2017.01.29 - Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo, Japan2017.02.02 - Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand2017.02.04 - Western Springs Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand2017.02.07 - QSAC Stadium, Brisbane, Australia2017.02.10 - ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia2017.02.11 - ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia2017.02.14 - Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia2017.02.18 - Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia2017.02.21 - Domain Stadium, Perth, Australia2017.02.25 - Changi Exhibition Centre, Singapore, Singapore2017.02.28 - SCG Stadium, Nonthaburi, Thailand2017.03.03 - Autism Rocks Arena, Dubai, United Arab Emirates2017.05.27 - Slane Castle, Slane, Ireland2017.05.30 - San Mamés, Bilbao, Spain2017.06.02 - Passeio Marítimo de Algés, Oeiras, Portugal2017.06.04 - Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid, Spain2017.06.07 - Letzigrund Stadion, Zurich, Switzerland2017.06.10 - Autodromo Internazionale, Imola, Italy2017.06.13 - Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany2017.06.16 - London Stadion, London, England2017.06.17 - London Stadion, London, England2017.06.20 - Energa Stadion, Gdansk, Poland2017.06.22 - Messegelände, Hanover, Germany2017.06.24 - Werchterpark, Werchter, Belgium2017.06.27 - Telia Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark2017.06.29 - Friends Arena, Stockholm, Sweden2017.07.01 - Kantolan Tapahtumapuisto, Hämeenlinna, Finland2017.07.04 - Letiště Praha Letňany, Prague, Czech Republic2017.07.07 - Stade de France, Saint-Denis, France2017.07.10 - Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna, Austria2017.07.12 - Goffertpark, Nijmegen, Netherlands2017.07.15 - Park HaYarkon, Tel Aviv, Israel2017.07.20 - Apollo Theater, New York, USA2017.07.27 - The Dome at America's Center, St. Louis, MO, USA2017.07.30 - U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN, USA2017.08.02 - Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, CO, USA2017.08.05 - War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock, AR, USA2017.08.08 - Marlins Park, Miami, FL, USA2017.08.11 - BB&T Field, Winston-Salem, NC, USA2017.08.13 - Hersheypark Stadium, Hershey, PA, USA2017.08.16 - New Era Field, Buffalo, NY, USA2017.08.19 - Parc Jean-Drapeau, Montreal, QC, Canada2017.08.21 - TD Place Stadium, Ottawa, ON, Canada 2017.08.24 - Investors Group Field, Winnipeg, MB, Canada 2017.08.27 - Mosaic Stadium, Regina, SK, Canada 2017.08.30 -Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, AB, Canada 2017.09.01 - BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, BC, Canada2017.09.03 - The Gorge Amphitheatre, George, WA, USA2017.09.06 - Sun Bowl, El Paso, TX, USA 2017.09.08 - Alamodome, San Antonio, TX, USA2017.09.23 - Rock In Rio, Parque Olímpico, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2017.09.26 - São Paulo Trip, Allianz Parque, São Paulo, Brazil 2017.09.29 - Stgo Rock City, Estadio Monumental, Santiago, Chile 2017.10.01 - Estadio Ciudad de La Plata, La Plata, Argentina 2017.10.08 - Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA, USA 2017.10.11 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA 2017.10.12 - Prudential Center, Newark, NJ, USA 2017.10.15 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA 2017.10.16 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA 2017.10.17 - Capital One Arena, Washington, DC, USA 2017.10.22 - TD Garden, Boston, MA, USA2017.10.23 - XL Center, Hartford, CT, USA2017.10.26 - Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OH, USA2017.10.29 - Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada2017.10.30 - Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada 2017.11.02 - Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI, USA2017.11.03 - KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, KY, USA2017.11.06 - United Center, Chicago, IL, USA2017.11.07 - BMO Harris Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WI, USA 2017.11.10 - Toyota Center, Houston, TX, USA 2017.11.13 - Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN, USA 2017.11.14 - BOK Center, Tulsa, OK, USA 2017.11.17 - T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, NV, USA 2017.11.18 - Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA, USA2017.11.21 - Oracle Arena, Oakland, CA, USA2017.11.24 - Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA2017.11.25 - The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA2017.11.28 - Valley View Casino Center, San Diego, CA, USA2017.11.29 - The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA 2018.06.03 - Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany 2018.06.06 - Dyrskuepladsen, Odense, Denmark 2018.06.09 - Download festival, Donington, England 2018.06.12 - Veltins Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany 2018.06.15 - Firenze Rocks, Firenze, Italy 2018.06.18 - Download Festival, Paris, France 2018.06.21 - Graspop Metal Meeting, Dessel, Belgium 2018.06.24 - Maimarktgelände, Mannheim, Germany 2018.06.26 - Matmut Stadion, Bordeaux, France 2018.06.29 - Download Festival, Madrid, Spain 2018.07.01 - Estadio Olympico, Barcelona, Spain 2018.07.04 - Goffertpark, Nijmegen, The Netherlands 2018.07.07 - Festwiese, Leipzig, Germany 2018.07.09 - Stadion Slaski, Chorzow, Poland 2018.07.13 - Otkritie Arena, Moscow, Russia 2018.07.16 - Tallinn Song Festival Ground, Tallinn, Estland 2018.07.19 - Valle Hovin, Oslo, Norway 2018.07.21 - Ullevi Stadion, Gothenburg, Sweden2018.07.24 - Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavik, Iceland 2018.11.03 - Parque Fundidora, Monterrey, Mexico 2018.11.08 - GBK Stadium, Jakarta, Indonesia 2018.11.11 - Phillippine Arena, Bulacan, Phillippines 2018.11.14 - Surf Beach, Sunway Lagoon, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2018.17.14 - Taoyuan International Baseball Stadium, Taipei, Taiwan 2018.11.20 - Asia World Expo Arena, Hong Kong, China 2018.11.21 - Asia World Expo Arena, Hong Kong, China 2018.11.25 - Du Arena, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2018.11.29 - FNB Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa2018.12.08 - Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA 2019.09.21 - Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2019.09.25 - Spectrum Center, Charlotte, NC, USA 2019.09.28 - Louder Than Life Festival, Louisville, KY, USA 2019.10.01 - Vystar Arena, Jacksonville, FL, USA 2019.10.04 - Austin City Limits Festival, Austin, TX, USA 2019.10.07 - Intrust Bank Arena, Wichita, KS, USA 2019.10.11 - Austin City Limits Festival, Austin, TX, USA2019.10.13 - Exit 111 Festival, Manchester, TN, USA 2019.10.15 - Pinnacle Bank Arena, Lincoln, NE, USA2019.10.18 - Estadio Jalisco, Guadajalara, Mexico 2019.10.20 - Fronterizo Fest, Tijuana, Mexico 2019.10.23 - Chesapeake Energy Arena, Oklahoma City, OK, USA 2019.10.25 - Voodoo Festival, New Orleans, LA, USA 2019.10.29 - Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City, UT, USA 2019.11.01 - Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA2019.11.02 - Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA2020.01.31 - Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest, AmericanAirlines Arena, Miami, FL, USA2020.03.15 - Vive Latino Festival, Mexico City, Mexico 2020.03.18 - Estadio Ricardo Saprissa, San Jose, Costa Rica2020.03.21 - Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa, Quito, Equador2020.03.24 - Estadio Universidad San Marcos, Lima, Peru 2020.03.27 - Lollapalooza, Parque O'Higgins, Santiago, Chile 2020.03.29 - Lollapalooza, Hipódromo de San Isidro, Argentina 2020.04.03 - Lollapalooza, São Paulo, Brazil2020.04.05 - Estedio Picnic, Campo de Golf Briceño 18, Bogotá, Colombia 2020.04.11 - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 2020.05.20 - Passeio Martimo De Alges, Lisbon, Portugal 2020.05.23 - Estadio Benito Villamarin, Seville, Spain 2020.05.26 - Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany 2020.05.29 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England 2020.05.30 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England 2020.06.02 - Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, Germany 2020.06.06 - Sweden Rock Festival, Solvesborg, Sweden 2020.06.09 - Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna, Austria 2020.06.12 - Firenze Rocks, Firenze, Italy 2020.06.14 - Stade de Suisse, Bern, Switzerland 2020.06.17 - PGE Narodowy, Warzaw, Poland 2020.06.19 - Letnany Airport, Prague, Czech Republic 2020.06.21 - Pinkpop, Landgraaf, Netherlands 2020.06.27 - Marlay Park, Dublin, Ireland
CHOOSE AN ARTICLE OR INTERVIEW (1985-1990)1985.03.22 - L.A. Weekly - [Mention of the formation of the band]1985.03.24 - KPFK Los Angeles1985.06.14 - L.A. Weekly - [Mention of the band]1985.11.22 - L.A. Weekly - [Mention of police raid at show]1985.12.DD - Guns N' Roses Newsletter #11986.01.DD - Guns N' Roses Newsletter #21986.02.09 - Los Angeles Times - In The Wings...1986.02.DD - Guns N' Roses Newsletter #31986.03.05 - Letter from Tom Zutaut to Vicky Hamilton 1986.03.26 - Copy of advance payment check from Geffen Records to the band1986.03.DD - Guns N' Roses Newsletter #41986.04.11 - BAM Magazine 1986.04.14 - Music Connection (Axl, Izzy, Slash, Duff, Steven)1986.05.31 - L.A. Weekly - [Guns N' Roses - Paul Stanley mention]1986.05.DD - Concert Shots - Guns N' Roses Think They're Tough (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Steven)1986.06.24 - Austin Daily Texan - California Glam Quartet Poison Invades the Back Room1986.06.27 - L.A. Weekly - L.A. Rocks: The Big Bang Theory (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff) 1986.07.06 - Los Angeles Times - Guns & Roses: Bad Boys Give It Their Best Shot (Axl, Izzy, Duff)1986.07.07 - Music Connection (Short article)1986.07.DD - Guns N' Roses Newsletter #51986.08.04 - Music Connection - Axl's letter (Axl)1986.08.10 - Daily Press - Bad-to-the-bone rocker (Axl)1986.08.18 - Music Connection - Vicky Hamilton's letter1986.08.22 - L.A. ROCKS - Interview with the band (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1986.09.07 - Chicago Tribune - Here's a flash from rockdom: Glam [or glitter, if you prefer] resurfaces1986.09.12 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Zutaut)1986.12.DD - Press release for Live?!*@ Like A Suicide1986.12.DD - KNAC [Audio] (Axl, Izzy, Duff, Slash, Steven)1986.12.DD - RIP Magazine - Fresh Blood1986.12.DD - Guns N' Roses Newsletter #61987.03.DD - Metal Edge - Rock on the Rise: Guns N' Roses (Slash) 1987.04.04 - Sounds Magazine - Raising Hell in the Cities of Angels (Axl, Izzy, Slash, Duff, Steven)1987.04.10 - Geffen press release for Appetite For Destruction (pro copy)1987.04.17 - L.A. Weekly (Slash, Duff) 1987.04.DD - Hit Parader - Latest L.A. Glam-Metal Unit Sets Out For Big Time (Axl, Izzy, Slash)1987.05.DD - Hit Parader - GN'R: The Next Big Thing? (Axl, Slash, Izzy) 1987.05.XX - RIP Magazine - Guns N' Roses, Live Like A Lunatic (Axl, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1987.05(?).DD - Unknown UK publication1987.06.03 - Time Out (U.K.) - Clubbed To Death (Axl, Slash, Duff, Alan Niven) 1987.06.06 - Melody Maker - The Subterraneans1987.06.06 - Sounds Magazine - Firearms.../Single Of The Week1987.06.08 - The Star (U.K.) - More Beastly than the Beasties!1987.06.11 - Kerrang! - Colt Heroes (Axl, Izzy, Slash, Duff, Steven)1987.06.12 - L.A. Weekly - [Brawl at The Cathouse]1987.06.DD - Vinyl Interview - Appetite for Conversation (Slash, Duff) 1987.06.DD - Music Connection - The Ears of Vicky Hamilton 1987.06.DD - Interview with Axl and Slash, Unknown UK Source1987.06.DD - Unknown French publication - Guns N' Roses (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1987.07.11 - Record Mirror - Guns N' Roses (Axl, Izzy)1987.07.17 - L.A. Weekly (Slash) 1987.07.18 - Melody Maker - Shrink Rap (Axl)1987.07.17 - L.A. Weekly - Scoring The Clubs (Drunk Fux Show)1987.07.DD - Geffen press release for Appetite For Destruction (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven, Tom Zutaut)1987.07.DD - Hit Parader - Guns N' Roses: Street Tough (Axl, Slash)1987.08.07 - L.A. Weekly - [Party at the Cathouse]1987.08.21 - The Calgary Herald - Rockers revel in naughtiness on, off stage (Izzy)1987.08.25 - Edmonton Journal - Sex, rebellion, sex theme of Guns N' Roses album (Izzy)1987.08.30 - The San Francisco Examiner - Wild-Living Rockers Bust Out of L.A. Gutter (Axl) 1987.08.DD - Endless Party Magazine - "It's A Jungle Out There!" (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff)1987.08.DD - Much Music (Duff, Steven)1987.08.DD - Musique Plus (Slash, Duff)1987.09.DD - Rock Scene - L.A.'s Newest Rock Hot Shots (Izzy, Axl, Slash, Duff, Steven) 1987.10.10 - Kerrang! Rumble from the Jungle 1987.10.09 - Super Channel - Interview with Slash and Izzy (Izzy, Slash)1987.10.17 - The Morning Call - Guns N' Roses: They are what they are (Slash) 1987.10.24 - MTV's Headbanger's Ball - (Axl, Izzy, Slash, Duff, Steven) 1987.10.24 - NME - Animal House - (Axl, Izzy, Slash) 1987.10.30 - MTV - Footage and interview after the CBGB show (Axl, Slash)1987.10.DD - Hard Rock Magazine - Guns & Roses (Axl, Slash, Duff)1987.11.21 - Interviews on Japanese TV [VIDEO] (Axl)1987.11.24 - MTV - A Night in the Jungle (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1987.11.XX - Bay Area Magazine - Raze Glam and Pass the Ammunition - (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1987.12.25 - L.A. Weekly (Steven)1987.12.26 - Interview by Steve Harris (Axl) 1987.12.DD - Bad To The Bone (Slash) [CONTAINS FABRICATED QUOTES!] 1988.01.08 - Rock City News - Guns & Roses Conquer L.A.!! (Slash, Duff, Axl, Izzy)1988.01.08 - L.A. Weekly - [Axl/Drunk Fux show]1988.01.15 - L.A. Weekly - [Show with Guns N' Roses members] 1988.01.22 - L.A. Weekly (Duff)1988.01.29 - L.A. Weekly - [Axl/Drunk Fux/Show at the Cathouse]1988.01.DD - Spin - Future Shock (Axl, Duff)1988.02.19 - L.A. Weekly - Show ad (Duff)1988.02.28 - Los Angeles Times - And now here's the news (Axl)1988.03.25 - L.A. Weekly (Slash, Duff) 1988.03.DD - Hit Parader (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1988.04.15 - L.A. Weekly - L.A. Weekly Rock Music Awards1988.04.16 - Blast! - Guns N' Roses' Slash: A Superb Soulful Rock Guitarist 1988.04.22 - L.A. Weekly (Duff)1988.04.24 - Quad City Times - Guns & Roses tames down video (Slash)1988.04.28 - The Burlington Hawk Eye - Guns N' Roses Tells It Straight (Duff) 1988.04.30 - Journal and Courier - Hard rocking Guns N' Roses shoots from hip (Slash)1988.04.DD - Scene Magazine - Comfortable on top (Slash)1988.04.DD - Rock Scene - Soft As A Petal/Sharp As A Thorn (Axl) 1988.04.DD - Popular 1 - Interview with Axl 1988.04.DD - Headbangers Ball - Slash and Duff interview with Megadeth (Slash, Duff) 1988.05.06 - Detroit Free Press - Guns 'n' Roses blazes crude route to the top (Slash)1988.05.14 - MTV Headbanger's Ball - Interview clips (Axl, Slash)1988.05.28 - Blast! - Are They or Aren't Day (Axl) 1988.05.31 - Circus Magazine - One-on-one with Guns N' Roses' Slash 1988.05.31 - Circus Magazine - Jungle Rhythms with Guns N' Roses' Steve Adler 1988.05.DD - Spin - Days of Guns N' Roses (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff)1988.05.DD - Much Music - Interview with Slash and Duff1988.06.03 - L.A. Weekly (Duff)1988.06.10 - L.A. Weekly - Bad Boys, Great Noize (Axl, Slash, Duff)1988.06.17 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Slash, Izzy) 1988.06.DD - Metal Edge - Smokin' Guns N' Roses Interview (Axl) 1988.06.DD - Rock Scene Magazine (Axl)1988.06.DD - Guns N' Roses: The Interview picture disc (Slash)1988.06.DD - RIP Magazine - Guns N' Roses On The Stairway To Rock Heaven (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff)1988.07.03 - The Calgary Herald - Guns N' Roses' Slash1988.07.11 - KLOS Rockline - Interview (Slash, Izzy, Duff) 1988.07.30 - Kerrang! - Ramblin' Rose (Slash) 1988.07.31 - Los Angeles Times - 'Guns' Hang On 50 Weeks and Now Smell Like Roses (Alan Niven)1988.07.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newsletter 1988.08.01 -Metal Hammer - Jungle Fever Mounts for Guns N' Roses 1988.08.12 - The Baltimore Sun - Guns N' Roses (Slash)1988.08.20 - Sounds - Gun Law: The War of the Roses 1988.08.DD - Rock Scene - Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hell's Door (Slash, Duff) 1988.08.20 - Unknown publication - Backstage with Slash and Duff of GN'R (Slash, Duff)1988.08.DD - TV footage around Monsters of Rock [VIDEO] (Axl)1988.08.DD - TV interview around Monsters of Rock (Axl)1988.08.DD - KJJO105 (Axl) 1988.08.DD - Screamer - Welcome to Their Jungle1988.09.03 - Melody Maker - The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Slash)1988.09.16 - L.A. Weekly - [MTV Awards] 1988.09.30 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Slash)1988.09.DD - Circus Magazine - Inside Guns N' Roses' Explosive Success (Izzy, Duff) 1988.09.DD - Guitar For The Practising Musician - In the Classic Way (Izzy) 1988.09.DD - Guitar For The Practising Musician - In the Classic Way (Slash)1988.10.14 - L.A. Weekly (Axl)1988.10.DD - Geffen press release for the success of Appetite For Destruction (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven) 1988.10.DD - Hit Parader (Slash, Duff)1988.10.DD - MTV (Slash, Duff)1988.11.17 - Rolling Stone - Some Bad Boys That Are Good1988.11.18 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Slash, Duff) 1988.11.DD - Geffen press release for GN'R Lies1988.11.DD - Circus Magazine - Putting Rebellion Back Into Rock (Slash, Izzy Duff) 1988.11.DD - Hit Parader - Kings of Sleaze Metal (Slash)1988.11.DD - Blast! - Axl Rose Explains How He Has Guns N' Roses By the Throat!1988.11.DD - MTV - Interviews at Robert Williams' art exhibition (Axl, Duff, Slash) 1988.12.03 - Japanese TV [AUDIO] (Duff, Steven) 1988.12.07 - On The Street - Slash and the Cash (Slash) 1988.12.04 - Los Angeles Times - Guns N' Roses Living Up to Notoriety (Duff)1988.12.14 - Japanese TV - Fan art selection (Axl, Slash, Duff, Steven) [VIDEO]1988.12.16 - The Sydney Morning Herald - Bouncing Along The Road To Fame (Duff)1988.12.17 - Kerrang! - Why Do They Lie To Us? (Slash) 1988.12.17 - Juke - Fingers on the Destruct Button (Slash) 1988.12.22 - Altoona Mirror - Guns N' Roses Take Their Songs From the Street (Axl)1988.12.25 - Los Angeles Times - Taste Makers : Axl Rose (Axl) 1988.12.DD - Musician - If Guns N' Roses Are Outlawed Only Outlaws Will Have Guns N' Roses 1988.12.DD - Japanese TV (Slash, Duff)1988.12.DD - Japanese TV (Slash, Duff, Steven)1988.12.DD - Collection of TV clips (Aug-Dec, 1988) (Slash, Izzy, Duff, Axl)1988.12.DD - Spin Magazine - Musicians of the Year: Guns N' Roses1988.12.DD - Appetite For Destruction tour program (Japan)1988.MM.DD - A Rose By Any Other Name...Would Rock As Hard (Slash) 1988.MM.DD - Superstar Facts (Axl, Slash, Duff, Izzy, Steven)1989.01.20 - L.A. Weekly - [Axl, Slash, Steven/Drunk Fux]1989.01.DD - Metal Edge - Guns N' Roses Mailbag1989.02.06 - Axl on Howard Stern (Axl)1989.02.10 - L.A. Weekly (Axl)1989.02.18 - Kerrang! - [Short notice]1989.02.20 - People Magazine - Guns N' Trouble (Axl)1989.02.21/04.10 - Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN.) - Readers' letters (Debate on Guns N' Roses)1989.02.24 - The Howard Stern radio show - Interview with Duff and Steven (Duff, Steven) /option>1989.02.24 - L.A. Weekly - Scoring The Clubs [Guns N' Roses members play benefit show]1989.02.DD - Circus Magazine Readers' Poll - Best New Group, LP (Duff)1989.02.DD - RIP Magazine - Aerosmith Meets Guns N' Roses (Doug Goldstein)1989.02.DD - Song Hits - Interview with Slash 1989.02.DD - Burrn! - Guns N' Roses in Japan (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven)1989.02.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newsletters1989.03.15 - Journal and Courier - Guns N' Roses axed from AIDS benefit 1989.03.DD - Guitar World - Agony N' Excesses (Slash, Izzy) 1989.03.DD - Hit Parader - Band of the Year 1989.03.DD - Kerrang! - Story of GN'R (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff)1989.03.DD - Q Magazine - Bad Company1989.04.01 - New Musical Express - Slash 'N' Burn (Slash) 1989.04.15 - Kerrang! - Tales from Paradise City (Slash)1989.04.18 - MTV interview (Duff)1989.04.21 - L.A. Weekly (Axl) 1989.04.22 - Kerrang! - Gun in a Million (Slash)1989.04.28 - Hard N' Heavy Video Magazine (Axl)1989.04.DD - RIP - The World According to Axl Rose (Axl) 1989.04.DD - Blast! - Guns N' Roses Through The Years, Part II 1989.05.09 - The Edge - Thorns N' All 1989.05.19 - Goldmine Magazine - Welcome to the Jungle (Slash) 1989.05.31 - Circus Magazine - An Appetite for Controversy (Axl, Slash) 1989.05.DD - RAW Magazine - The Biggest Appetite for Destruction 1989.05.DD - Hit Parader - Lies, Lies, Lies1989.06.02 - L.A. Weekly (Axl) 1989.06.10 - Kerrang! - Man with a Sweet Child in His Eyes (Axl) 1989.06.10 - New Musical Express - G N' R for Donington? 1989.06.24 - New Musical Express - The Daze of Swine and Roses 1989.06.26 - Chicago Tribune - If You See GN'R In Chicago, Just Remember: You Didn't 1989.06.28 - Smash Hits - The Guns N' Roses Story 1989.06.30 - The News Journal - A GN'R Fan Now (Steven)1989.06.30 - L.A. Weekly (Slash, Duff)1989.06.DD - Faces - Wisdom of Slash (Slash)1989.06.DD - Patience CD single - W. Axl Rose interview (Axl) 1989.06.DD - Hit Parader - Wild In The Streets (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff, Steven) 1989.07.15 - Juke Magazine - The Strange Elusive World of Axl Rose (Axl)1989.07.20 - Rock Musicians Turning it Down (Axl) 1989.07.28 - Raw Magazine - Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know? (Duff)1989.07.DD - Hit Parader - Guns N' Roses Walk on the Wild Side (Slash, Duff)1989.07.DD - Circus - Up Close and Personal with Guns' Slash and Duff (Slash, Duff)1989.07.DD - MTV - Interview clips (Axl) 1989.08.05 - New Musical Express - Cult Jam with G N' R 1989.08.10 - Rolling Stone - The RS interview with Axl Rose (Axl)1989.08.31 - Arizona Daily Star - Rock Guitar Player Freed On Bail (Izzy)1989.08.DD - RIP Magazine - Slash, For The Record (Slash)1989.09.08 - Los Angeles Times - Feud Between Rockers Boils Over Backstage At MTV Awards (Izzy)1989.09.15 - L.A. Weekly - [MTV Awards] 1989.09.23 - Record Mirror - Shooting to Thrill (Slash)1989.09.29 - L.A. Weekly (Axl) 1989.09.DD - Circus - Duff: The "Normal" Member? (Duff)1989.09.DD - Creem Close-Up Metal - Guns-A-Blazin! (Axl) 1989.10.15 - Los Angeles Times - Behind The Guns N' Roses Racisms Furor1989.10.15 - Los Angeles Times - Guns N' Posers: L.A. Hard Rock Evolves1989.10.18 - Arizona Republic - Izzy fined for crime(Izzy) 1989.10.DD - Rock Scene - Axl Rose Speaks! (Axl) 1989.10.DD - Rock Scene - The Shocking Truth (Robert John, Chris Weber) 1989.10.DD - The Face - The Daze of Guns N' Roses (Izzy)1989.10.DD - Creem Close-Up Metal - An intimate chat with Slash 1989.11.04 - Sounds Magazine - Dancing with Mr Brownstone 1989.11.04 - MTV Guns N' Roses Documentary1989.11.12 - The Munster Times - Steve Jones: Still plenty of punk in this old pistol (Axl)1989.11.24 - Chicago Tribune - Album marks the hard-rock return of Michael Monroe (Axl)1989.11.24 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Slash, Duff)1989.12.15 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Slash)1989.12.17 - MTV - News Report (Axl, Izzy, Slash)1989.12.DD - Rock Scene - Hangin' with Izzy Stradlin 1989.MM.DD - MTV interview (Axl) 1989.MM.DD - Faces - No More Mr. Bad Boy (Slash, Duff) 1989.MM.DD - Hot Metal - Guns N' Roses Ask Aussie Legend to Join 1989.MM.DD - Rapido - Interview segments (Duff)1990.01.12 - L.A. Weekly -[Drunk Fux]1990.01.19 - L.A. Weekly (Duff, Axl)1990.01.21 - MTV - Short interview with Steven1990.01.22 - Press conference after the American Music Awards (Slash, Duff) 1990.01.25 - Los Angeles Times - GNR Language on ABC Draws Heat1990.02.DD - RIP Magazine - Slash: Under The Black Hat 1990.02.DD - Metal Hammer - No Bed of Roses (Slash) 1990.03.03 - Kerrang! - "I Wish We'd Never Played Donington '88" (Duff) 1990.03.14 - Los Angeles Times - Geffen Records Sold in $550-Million Deal1990.03.30 - L.A. Weekly (Steven)1990.04.18 - Raw Magazine - Wearing Flippers in the Sand (Slash, Duff)1990.04.21/28 - Kerrang! - Stick To Your Guns (Axl) 1990.05.03 - Aiken Standard - Chauffeur Witness to Marriage (Axl) 1990.05.21 - People Magazine (Axl)1990.05.25 - Los Angeles Times (Axl)1990.05.DD - Blast! - Guns N' Roses Update 1990.05.DD - Hot Metal - Adler Out of Guns N' Roses1990.05.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newsletter1990.06.01 - L.A. Weekly (Axl, Duff)1990.07.31 - The Howard Stern show - Interview with Axl and Sebastian Bach (Axl)1990.07.DD - Unknown source - Video interview with Axl 1990.07.DD - Spin Magazine - Axl & Me1990.07.DD - Movie Mirror Metal Pix - Outrageous Info on Guns N' Roses1990.08.04 - Kerrang! - GN'R: This time it's 'Civil War'1990.08.24 - L.A. Weekly (Matt) 1990.08.27 - People Magazine - A Thorn In Rose's Side (Axl)1990.08.31 - MTV - Famous Last Words (Axl) 1990.08.DD - Hot Metal - Guns N' Who?1990.08.DD - Car Audio Electronics - Axl Rose Rocks Out (Axl)1990.09.06 - The Dispatch - Phtotographer sues rock band1990.09.07 - L.A. Weekly (Axl)1990.09.28 - L.A. Weekly (Axl)1990.10.19 - L.A. Weekly (Duff)1990.10.26 - AP/The Courier - Guns N' Roses Files Suit Against K mart1990.10.30 - MTV - Interview about the "wine bottle incident" (Axl)1990.10.30/12.05 - Los Angeles Times - Reports on the "wine bottle incident" (Axl)1990.10.DD - Guitar World - Rumors, tall tales, strange stories -- all are part of the Guns N' Roses mystique (Slash)1990.11.03 - Melody Maker - Guns Blaze Back 1990.11.10 - Melody Maker - Axl Arrested for Assault (Axl) 1990.11.19 - People Magazine - A Neighbor Says Axl Rose Hit Her with a Wine Bottle, and He Says She's Got a Corkscrew Loose (Axl)1990.11.26 - Cedar Rapids Gazette - Axl Finds a Home on the Hill1990.11.DD - Spin - Bad To The Bone (Axl) 1990.12.06 - Daily Herald Suburban Chicago - Axl, Fed-Up Neighbor Work Out A Deal 1990.12.DD - Musician - Call me Slash! (Slash)
CHOOSE AN ARTICLE OR INTERVIEW (1991-1994)1991.01.09 - RAW - Dream On!1991.01.12 - The New York Times - Lennon's Son Expands a Song of Peace (Duff)1991.01.24 - Rolling Stone - On Axl Rose, Drugs and the Next Album (Slash)1991.01.31 - The Daily Press - Guns N' Lawsuits (Axl)1991.01.DD - MTV Rock in Rio Special (Axl, Slash, Izzy, Duff) 1991.01.DD - VOX - War of the Roses (Slash) 1991.02.02 - The Indianapolis News (Axl) 1991.02.09/16/23 - Kerrang - The Noize from Brazil1991.02.22 - L.A. Weekly (Axl)1991.02.DD - Select Magazine - LA Law and Disorder (Slash) 1991.03.17 - Los Angeles Times - Wanna talk to Axl? Just sign right here (Alan Niven)1991.03.30 - Kerrang! - Price is right1991.05.03 - L.A. Weekly (Axl)1991.05.19 - Chicago Tribune - Guns N' Roses reborn (Matt)1991.05.22 - Dayton Daily News (Axl)1991.05.25 - MTV - Interview with Slash (Slash)1991.05.25 - MTV - Interview with Axl (Axl) 1991.05.24/25 - MTV - News Report and interview clips from East Troy, WI (Duff, Matt, Dizzy) 1991.05.26 - Detroit Free Press - Under the Gun (Duff) 1991.05.26 - Journal and Courier - Roses, Rumors, Riches1991.05.DD - The Howard Stern Show (Duff) 1991.05.DD - Metal Muscle - Working Up A Sweat1991.05.DD - Hit Parader - Guns N' Roses Out Of Control1991.06.01 - Geffen press release [incomplete] - Guns N' Roses don't require the media contracts rumored1991.06.03 - New York Magazine - Axl Rose Sings Tunes by Teleprompter1991.06.03 -AP/Palladium Item - Guns Ν' Roses rockers fined for concert curfew violation1991.06.09 - Los Angeles Times - To Geffen, the Leak of 'Bad Apple' Has a Rotten Core1991.06.DD - RIP - The Illusion of Greatness (Slash, Duff)1991.06.DD - Spin Magazine - No Appetite for Criticism (GN'R contract for the press)1991.07.04 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Bad Vibes 1991.07.09-12 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Various reports (lawsuits)1991.07.10 - Geffen press release about Dallas show and St. Louis riot (Doug Goldstein)1991.07.11 - Los Angeles Times - Rockers Roll On as Probe Continues1991.07.12 - Seattle Times - Seattle concert a homecoming for Guns bassist (Duff)1991.07.13 - Kerrang! - Guns down and out of control!1991.07.20 - Kerrang - Singlez/GN'R latest news update: no 'Illusion' 'til September?1991.07.21 - Los Angeles Times - Run N' Gun (Axl)1991.07.21 - Vidette Messenger - Ex-drummer sues Axl Rose, others (Steven)1991.07.23 - The Home News/Orange County Register - New 'Guns' Drummer Defends Axl Rose (Matt)1991.07.25 - Wisconsin State Journal/LA Daily News - Guns N' Roses: Life on edge (Matt)1991.07.27 - Kerrang - "We're Still F@*ked Up!" (Slash, Duff)1991.07.DD - ROCKbeat Magazine - Guns N' Roses: The Grand Illusion (Slash) 1991.07.DD - RAW - Guns Shoot at Mercury 1991.07.DD - Much Music - Interview (Duff, Matt, (Axl))1991.07.DD - Q - Tears Before Bedtime (Slash)1991.07.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newsletter1991.08.03 - Kerrang - "The Kids They Know The Truth..." (Slash, Duff)1991.08.03 - Melody Maker - White riot! (Slash) 1991.08.05 - New York Magazine - Gush N' Roses1991.08.08 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Axl Rose Charged In Riot 1991.08.08 - Los Angeles Times - Inglewood to Cite Axl Rose's Driver1991.08.09 - Entertainment Weekly - Guns N' Roses: Out of control 1991.08.09 - Entertainment Weekly - 22 Minutes of Music Per Year1991.08.10 - Melody Maker - Rising from the Ruins (Slash) 1991.08.16- L.A. Weekly - Table Manners1991.08.20 - Press conference in Denmark (Slash, Duff, Matt) 1991.08.22 - Rolling Stone - Fans Riot at Guns Show1991.08.25 - The Observer - Danger lurks beyond the doors1991.08.27 - Muncie Evening Press - Akron college student wins right to evict rocker Axl Rose1991.08.DD - Finnish television (Duff)1991.08.DD - Aktuellt SVT (Swedish TV) - Interview with Slash 1991.08.DD - Danish TV - Interview with Slash1991.08.DD - The Age/Independent on Sunday - The Terrifying New Face of Rock N' Roll (Slash)1991.09.04 - Geffen letter to the media (Upcoming release of the Use Your Illusion albums1991.09.04 - Geffen press release about the upcoming Use Your Illusion albums1991.09.09 - Rolling Stone - Outta Control (Axl, Slash, Duff, Matt)1991.09.12 - The Guardian - The heavy petals (Slash)1991.09.13 - Altoona Mirror - [Untitled]1991.09.14 - MTV - News Report (Get in the Ring, St. Louis)1991.09.18 - Los Angeles Times - Marketing Triumph for Guns N' Roses1991.09.20 - Entertainment Weekly - Axl Rose fights back1991.09.20 - L.A. Weekly (Duff) 1991.09.21 - Kerrang! - Izzy Stradlin' Quits Band 1991.09.24 -Los Angeles Times - Guitarist Stradlin May Stop Touring With Guns N' Roses1991.09.29 - MTV - News Report (Use Your Illusion albums)1991.09.DD - Geffen press release - Release of Use Your Illusion I & II (Slash, Duff, Matt) 1991.09.DD - RIP - Here Today Gone To Hell (Axl)1991.09.DD - Musician - There's A Riot Going On (Axl) 1991.09.DD - Rip It Up - Slash 1991.09.DD - WNEW 102.7 (Axl, Slash, Duff, Matt, Dizzy) [Incomplete radio transcript]1991.09.DD - MTV - Interview with Slash (Slash)1991.09.DD - Spin - Guns N' Neuroses (Axl)1991.09.DD - MTV - GN'R Use Your Illusion Special (Axl, Slash, Matt, Dizzy)1991.09.DD - Rapido (French TV) - Guns N' Roses Special (Slash, Duff, Matt) 1991.10.01 - Village Voice - Guns N' Roses: Wimps 'R' Us1991.10.03 - The Indianapolis News - Going from guns to gauntlets1991.10.04 - L.A. Weekly - Guns N' Roses: Up From Nowhere1991.10.10 - Anaheim Bulletin - Rock's Doc 1991.10.20 - Indianapolis Star - Rebel Rocker Axl Rose Wasn't Always The Rage 1991.10.26 - Kerrang! - Adler Strikes Back...Roses left Reeling 1991.10.27 - Los Angeles Times - Rekindling the Fire 1991.10.31 - Circus - Steven Adler Blasts Guns N' Axl Rose (Steven)1991.10.31 - Circus - Axl Rose mocked/Fightin' words from Vince Neil1991.10.DD - Vox - Welcome to my nightmare (Izzy) 1991.10.DD - Raw Magazine - Crazy, Crazy Nights (Slash)1991.10.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newletter 1991.11.07 - A Current Affair - "Don't You Come Home, Bill Bailey" 1991.11.08 - L.A. Weekly - Choice Entertainments (Axl)1991.11.16 - Los Angeles Times - O.C. Guitarist to Join Rock's Black Crowes (excerpt)1991.11.17 - Music Life - Slash Speaks (Slash) 1991.11.25 - Orlando Sentinel - Supermodel Stephanie Says Goodbye To Axl Rose 1991.11.27 - Rockline - Interview with Axl (Axl) 1991.11.DD - Circus Magazine - The adventure of Duff & his guns (Duff) 1991.12.05 - The Boston Globe - A Slashing Defense of Guns N' Roses (Slash) 1991.12.06 - The Star Press (Axl)1991.12.06 - L.A. Weekly - A Night Out With The Nymphs (Tom Zutaut) 1991.12.08 - New York Times Magazine - Turning Rock Into Gold1991.12.11 - New York Daily News - Broken Axl1991.12.16 - The Philadelphia Inquirer - A more in-control Guns N' Roses? (Slash) 1991.12.21 - Orlando Sentinel - How To Win Her Back (Axl) 1991.12.27 - Entertainment Weekly - The Entertainers 1991: Axl Rose1991.12.27 - St. Petersburg Times - Slash Cuts Loose (Slash)1991.12.29 - Los Angeles Times - Hot Property (Slash)1991.12.31 - Circus Magazine - Guns N' Roses' Year Of Painful Living 1991.12.DD - Guitar Player - The hands behind the hype (Slash) 1991.12.DD - Hot Metal - I Was the Scaregoat for Guns N' Roses (Steven) 1991.12.DD - RAW - Izzy Quits! It's Official 1991.MM.DD - Hard N' Heavy Video Magazine - Guns N' Roses: 7 Days in Rio (Slash, Duff, Matt) 1991.MM.DD - Unknown source (Izzy) 1991.MM.DD - Press Release from Steven (Steven)1991.05.DD - Sky - Guns N' Roses1991.MM.DD - Excerpts from various interviews with members of Nirvana1992.01.05 - The Dispatch/Rolling Stone - A year of routine tumult for Guns N' Roses1992.01.10 - Dayton Daily News - Interview with Slash (Slash)1992.01.21 - Star Tribune - Life with Guns N' Roses (Slash) 1992.02.02 - LA Daily News/The Indianapolis Star - Former Gunner Fires Back At Band (Steven)1992.02.11 - MTV - News Report (Dizzy)1992.02.27 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Untitled (lawsuit) 1992.02.DD - Video interview from Japan (Duff)1992.02.DD - Guitar World - Smoking gun (Slash)1992.03.04 - Raw Magazine - Shattering your illusions (Slash)1992.03.13 - New York Daily News - Slash bottles deal (Slash)1992.03.15 - Los Angeles Times - Will Axl Say He's Sorry? ACT UP Applies Pressure1992.03.DD - Hit Parader - Mad at the world (Axl) 1992.03.DD - Rip - Guns N' Roses from the inside (Axl, Slash, Duff) 1992.03.DD - MTV Rockline - Interview with Slash1992.03.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newsletter1992.04.02 - Rolling Stone - The GN'R leader discusses his appetite for destruction (Axl) 1992.04.06 - New York Magazine - Rose Goes Gunning for Good Coverage1992.04.12 - Detroit Free Press - Guns N' Roses Guitarist Cuts Right To The Heart (Slash) 1992.04.12 - Chicago Tribune/AP/The St. Louis Post Dispatch - Reports (Axl)1992.04.15 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Dodging County Is Costing Axl Rose1992.04.20 - MTV - Interview with Slash backstage at the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert1992.04.20 - Super Channel - Backstage interviews at the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert (Slash, Duff)1992.04.27 - People Magazine (Slash)1992.04.29 - The Howard Stern Show - Phone call from Slash1992.04.30 - The Howard Stern Show - Phone call from Slash [incomplete] 1992.04.DD - Guitar for the practising musician (Slash, Duff) 1992.04.DD - Guitar Magazine - No illusions (Slash, Duff) 1992.05.16 - Kerrang! - My Fight to Remain Sane and Successful! (Slash)1992.05.16 - L'Unità - "Don't call us bad boys" (Slash, Duff) 1992.05.20 - Czechoslovakian TV (Slash, Soundgarden, Faith No More)1992.05.21 - MTV - Interviews in Prague (Slash, Duff, Matt, Gilby)1992.05.23 - Kerrang - "I Would Have Said No To Guns N' Roses!" (Tracii Guns) 1992.05.30 - Melody Maker - Knockin' On Britain's Door (Slash) 1992.05.DD - The Interview Magazine (Axl) 1992.05.DD - MTV Headbanger's Ball video interview (Slash) 1992.05.DD - Countdown - Interview with Slash (Slash)1992.05.DD - Use Your Illusion Tour program (Europe) 1992.06.06 - Fully illustrated book & interview disc (Slash) 1992.06.06 - Kerrang - Izzy fires back at Guns1992.06.06/07 - MTV -Interviews in Paris (Slash, Duff, Matt, Gilby)1992.06.08 - The Liverpool Echo - Gunners proud to be the baddies (Slash)1992.06.10 - The Springfield News Leader - Guns Ν' Roses cancels (Axl)1992.06.12 - The Newcastle Journal - Slash n' sex n' drugs n' rock n' roll (Slash)1992.06.22 - People Magazine - Axl To Grind1992.06.24 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Untitled (lawsuit)1992.06.26 - Star Tribune - Guns N' Minneapolis1992.06.27 - Videomusic (Italy) - Interviews (Slash, Duff, Matt, Gilby) 1992.06.DD - Hit Parader (Duff) 1992.06.DD - Musician - Shadow boxing with Axl Rose (Axl) 1992.06.DD - Musician - Slash shows his face (Slash) 1992.06.DD - Sputnik (Canal 33 - Catalan TV) - Interview with Slash1992.06.DD - Press Release - Booths by charities and activists at summer shows1992.07.10 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Lloyd's Of London Sues Axl Rose1992.07.10-16 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Reports (Axl)1992.07.12 - The Baltimore Sun - Great records can't excuse the behavior of groups like Guns N' Roses — can they?1992.07.12/14 - MTV - Reports and interviews (Axl, Slash) 1992.07.13 - New York Daily News - Guns N' Roses Rocker Nabbed at JFK1992.07.13 - Rockline - Interview with Slash and Lars from Metallica (Slash)1992.07.14 - MTV - Interview with Slash and Lars Ulrich (Slash) 1992.07.17 - MTV - Interviews at RFK Stadium (Duff, Matt, Gilby)1992.07.17 - MTV Special - Guns N' Roses - Past, Present N' Future1992.07.18 - The Washington Post - Fans N' Roses: A Heavy Metal Diet (Slash)1992.07.19 - Detroit Free Press - Guns and Metallica stage metal assault (Slash)1992.07.20 - MTV - Interview with Slash (Slash)1992.07.21 - Journal and Courier - Lafayette teens reflect on city's most infamous favorite son1992.07.21 - The Indianapolis Star - Rockin' Hard (Matt, Gilby)1992.07.29 - New York Daily News - What triggers Guns N' Roses' Duff McKagan (Duff)1992.07.29 - Greenville News - Pedal to the "Metal" (Gilby)1992.07.30 - New York Daily News - Homestead act of '921992.07.30 - The Boston Globe - Testing Their Metal (Slash, Hammett)1992.07.31 - The Boston Globe - Axl Rose reins in his savage image1992.07.31 - The Boston Globe - Lisa Maxwell: From Berklee to Guns Ν' Roses1992.07.31 - The Atlanta Constitution/The Buffalo News - Guns N' Bruises (Duff)1992.07.31 - Journal and Courier - Axl Overload1992.07.DD - Guitarist Magazine - Gun Law (Slash)1992.08.04 - Star Tribune - Guns N' Roses and Metallica bring different worldviews (Duff, Hetfield)1992.08.09 - Los Angeles Times - Rock's Dream Team 1992.08.09 - Los Angeles Times - Views from inside rock's dream team (Slash) 1992.08.09 - Much Music - In The Ring with Guns N' Roses (Slash, Duff, Gilby, Dizzy) 1992.08.13 - Press Republican (Duff)1992.08.13 - Lakeland Ledger (Gilby)1992.08.23 - The Akron Beacon Journal/Hollywood Reporter - Rose may shoot for career in movies (Axl) 1992.08.27 - El Paso Times - Metal mayhem hits Las Cruces (Duff)1992.09.01 - Details Magazine - U2 Anew [excerpts] (Axl)1992.09.05 - Kerrang! - The man who quit Guns N' Roses (Izzy) 1992.09.09-11 - Rip - I, Axl (Axl) 1992.09.09 - MTV - Interview with Axl (Axl)1992.09.12 - Kerrang! - Hell hounds (Izzy) 1992.09.24 - Los Angeles Times - Ice-T Is Vetoed from 2 Guns Shows (Axl) 1992.09.25 - Entertainment Weekly - Nirvana Bashing1992.09.26 - The Gazette/Orange County Register - Interview with Duff1992.09.DD - MTV - GN'R & Metallica: Live and Loud1992.09.DD - MTV - Interview with Izzy (Izzy)1992.09.DD - Metal Hammer - No more patience? (Izzy) 1992.09.DD - Rock & Folk Interview (Izzy) 1992.09.DD - Australian TV - Interview with Slash and Gilby1992.09.DD - M.E.A.T - The Dirt On Montreal, Axl And More! (Gilby)1992.10.10 - Melody Maker - Izzy: 'Why I left Guns N' Roses' 1992.10.15 - Unknown Japanese publication - Audio interview with Izzy1992.10.26 - People Magazine - Gowns N' Roses (Slash)1992.10.29 - Rolling Stone - Life after Guns N' Roses (Izzy) 1992.10.31 - Rock and Roll Dilemmas - The acid test of heavy metal morals (Izzy) 1992.10.DD - Guns N' Roses Partnership contract (Memorandum of Agreement)1992.10.DD - MTV - Interview with Slash1992.10.DD - In Your Face - Interview with Dizzy 1992.11.07/10/11 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Reports (Criminal case trial) (Axl)1992.11.11 - Raw Magazine - Interview with Izzy1992.11.26 - Televen (Venezuela) - Guns N' Roses Special (Duff)1992.11.DD - Rock Star - Hound dog (Izzy) 1992.11.DD - Musician (Izzy) 1992.11.DD - Guitar World - Trial by fire (Slash, Gilby) 1992.11.DD - Hot Metal - I Just Wanna Surf (Izzy) 1992.11.DD - Guitar for the Practising Musician - Guitar from the gut (Slash) 1992.11.DD - Popular 1 - Izzy Recounts His Experiences With Guns N' Roses1992.11.DD - Music Express - Interview with Izzy1992.11.DD - Conspiracy Incorporated Fan Club Newsletter1992.12.04 - The San Francisco Examiner/Reuter - Guns N' Roses cleared in Chilean drug search1992.12.04 - Telefe (Argentinian TV) - Interview with Slash1992.12.04 - Press Conference in Argentina (Axl, Slash, Duff)1992.12.04 - Telefe (Argentinian TV) - Interview with Axl1992.12.05 - Metallix - Axl gets in the ring (Axl) 1992.12.05 - Kerrang! (Izzy) 1992.12.11 - The Pantagraph/Associated Press - Police charge Rose with endangering lives1992.12.11 - MTV Brazil - Sao Paulo special (Duff, Matt, Slash)1992.12.13 - Los Angeles Times - Heavy Metal's Silver Lining (Axl)1992.12.DD - The Times - [Article on the South American tour] 1992.12.DD - Life Magazine - On the road with Guns N' Roses1992.MM.DD - Modern Review - Axl Rose: The Mussolini of Mass Culture 1992.MM.DD - Heavy Mental no. 16 (Gilby) 1992.MM.DD - Metal Masters - Slash speaks (Slash)1992.MM.DD - Excerpts from various interviews with members of Faith No More1992.MM.DD - Excerpts from various interviews with members of Nirvana1992.MM.DD - Excerpts from various interviews with members of Soundgarden1992.MM.DD - Use Your Illusion Tour program1993.01.25 - Rockline (Izzy)1993.01.25 - Australian TV Channel 7 - Interview with Slash 1993.01.28-30 - Australian TV/Sydney Morning Herald - Press conference in Sydney (Slash, Duff)1993.01.29 - The Age - The Gunnas According to Saul (Slash)1993.01.DD - Guns N' Roses Australian Tour Special1993.01.DD - Japanese TV - Interviews with Slash and Duff1993.01.DD - Rip It Up - It's Duff at the Top (Duff)1993.02.01 - The Age - Gunnas get down to the heavy fever and filth (Gilby)1993.02.03 - Greensboro News & Record - Chef Mark on the road with Guns N' Roses1993.02.05 - The Boston Globe - Izzy Blazing Without Guns1993.02.14 - Detroit Free Press - Bands splinter, churn, go back to work (Izzy)1993.02.21 - Journal and Courier - Hey, hey, Mr. Ju Ju Man (Izzy)1992.02.21 - The Indianapolis Star - No stradlin' from Izzy1993.02.24 - Quad City Times - Izzy Crazy?1993.02.26 - Chicago Tribune - Izzy's Going Great Guns (Izzy)1993.02.26 - Star Tribune - Guns N' Roses guitarist takes the lead (Izzy)1993.02.26 - Dayton Daily News - Analyzing Axl (Matt)1993.02.26 - The Cincinnati Enquirer - Staying out late with the bad boys (Gilby)1993.02.26 - Muncie Evening Press - New Guns N' Roses guitarist no Axl Rose (Gilby)1993.02.DD - Gitarre & Bass - Izzy Stradlin: Without Guns N' Roses1993.02.DD - R/R Countdown - November Strain (Izzy)1993.03.02 - The Atlanta Constitution - Axl Rose cancels girlfriend, postpones concerts1993.03.04 - The Hartford Courant - Guns N' Roses, back to basics (Gilby)1993.03.05 - The Daily Journal - Rose, Seymour split 1993.03.12 - The Boston Globe - The Rude N' Rowdy Guns Tour (Duff) 1993.03.15 - Civil War Single/Making Fuckin' Boxes (Slash)1993.03.21 - Calgary Herald/The Hamilton Spectator - Slash says band still loves to perform1993.03.26 - Edmonton Journal - Guns N' Roses (Duff)1993.03.26 - Star Phoenix - Sorum says Gunners' star lonely (Matt)1993.03.30 - The Vancouver Sun - Guns N' Roses' new axeman fired up for the big time (Gilby)1993.03.DD - MTV - Interview with Duff (and his wife, Linda)1993.04.04 - Lincoln Journal Star - Guns N' Roses does some growing up (Matt)1993.04.11- The Daily Spectrum - Stradlin can't get handle on rock 'n' roll lifestyle (Izzy)1993.04.DD - Kerrang! - Axl was a girl! (Duff)1993.04.DD - Rip - Single gun theory (Izzy)1993.05.13 - Foreword to "Guns N' Roses: The Photographic History" (Axl)1993.05.18 - The San Bernandino County - Izzy Stradlin called up to duty with GNR after guitarist hurt1993.05.21 - MTV News report and interviews (Slash, Duff)1993.05.28 - The Big Breakfast (Channel 4 UK) - Interview with Slash1993.05.31 - The O-Zone (BBC One) - Guns N' Roses in Athens (Slash, Duff, Matt, Dizzy)1993.05.DD - MTV - Guns N' Roses in Athens (Slash, Duff, Matt, Dizzy) 1993.05.DD - Guitar Playing Magazine - Unleash the hounds for real (Izzy)1993.05.DD - MTV Headbangers Ball - Interview with Gilby1993.05.DD - Use Your Illusion Tour program (Europe)1993.06.01 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Axl's Day In Court, Album 21993.06.10 - Daily Citizen - County seeks rock star Axl Rose for back taxes1993.06.13 - Swedish TV - Interview with Slash1993.06.22 - Don't Cry: Makin' F@*!ing Videos Part I1993.06.22 - November Rain: Makin' F@*!ing Videos Part II1993.06.23 - RAW magazine - "We're still turned on by one another" (Slash, Matt) 1993.06.DD - Hit Parader - Interview with Axl1993.06.DD - Pop & Rock - Welcome to Hell (Dizzy) 1993.07.17 - The Capital Times - Axl Rose pays Walworth tax bill1993.07.DD - Kerrang! - Duff Talks 1993.07.DD - Hit Parader (Axl)1993.08.19 - E! Cable TV News Report (Adler lawsuit trial)1993.08.21 - Star Phoenix - Slash says Adler put on 'probation' 1993.08.21 - Los Angeles Times - Guns N' Roses Manager Tells of Drummer's Exit1993.08.23 - Excerpt from Axl's court testimony for the Adler lawsuit 1993.08.24 - L.A. Daily News/Reno Gazette/The Tennessean - Reports on the Adler Vs GN'R trial1993.09.02 - The Galveston Daily News - Guns N' Roses video filmed in Gulf1993.09.02 - The Pantagraph - Rose sues model for $100,000 in gifts1993.09.13 - People Magazine - Axl's Christmas Surprise 1993.09.22 - Audio interview (Izzy)1993.09.22 - Much Music Power 30 - Interview with Duff 1993.09.25 - The Montgomery Advertiser - Drummer gets $2.5 million in suit 1993.09.27 - Rockline (Duff)1993.09.DD - Raw magazine - Last of the Mohicans? (Duff)1993.09.DD - Popular 1 - "Metallica are not honest guys. They're liars." (Duff)1993.10.01 - The Orlando Sentinel - Untitled [Alan Niven's statement on the Adler lawsuit]1993.10.04 - Tampa Bay Times/Billboard - Guns N' Roses moves on after drummer's lawsuit 1993.10.09 - Los Angeles Times - Duff's difficult transition to rock stardom (Duff)1993.10.13 - Geffen press release - Upcoming release of "The Spaghetti Incident?"1993.10.15-29 - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch/AP - Reports (Civil suit trial) (Axl)1993.10.21 - The Kokomo Tribune - GN'R faces future after ex-pal's lawsuit1993.10.23 - Park City Daily News - McKagan satisfied by solo work (Duff)1993.10.31 - Pittsburgh Post Gazette - Real Estate Beat (Matt)1993.10.DD - MTV - Interview with Slash1993.11.10 - Raw Magazine - An appetite for construction, the Axl interview (Axl) 1993.11.11 - AP - Axl Rose, Former Fiancee Trade Assault Charges From 1992 Fight 1993.11.21 - Los Angeles Times - It's No Illusion: Guns N' Roses Does Charles Manson1993.11.23 - Geffen press release - Release of "The Spaghetti Incident?"1993.11.26 - The Boston Globe - Guns N' Roses Dips Into History (Slash)1993.11.26 – Goldmine Magazine – Kim Fowley: Living and Dying in L.A. (excerpt)1993.11.30 - Press release from Axl about "Look At Your Game, Girl" 1993.11.DD - Guitarist Magazine - Loose Cannon (Duff) 1993.11.DD - Okej (Slash)1993.11.DD - Rip - Gunnin' solo (Duff)1993.11.DD - Okej (Duff) 1993.12.01 - Los Angeles Times - Manson Song May Be Removed From Album1993.12.08 - Geffen press release - Guns N' Roses Leave Manson Track On Album 1993.12.08 - Los Angeles Times - Guns N' Roses To Stick With Manson Song On Album1993.12.19 - The San Francisco Examiner - New generation decides the mass murderer is cool1993.12.23 - AP/Galveston Daily News - Court date set for Rose and Seymour1993.12.28 - AP/The Monitor - Guns 'N Roses bassist finds 'therapy' in solo project (Duff)1993.12.DD - Metal Zone - We're just a rock n' roll band (Slash)1993.12.DD - Metal Hammer - I love it when we fuck up! (Duff)1993.12.DD - Metal Express (French TV) - Interview with Duff 1993.12.DD - MTV - Interview with Slash1993.MM.DD - Metal CD - Interview with Izzy 1993.MM.DD - Unknown Source (Izzy) >1993.MM.DD - Excerpts from various interviews with members of Faith No More1993.MM.DD - Excerpts from various interviews with members of Nirvana1993.MM.DD - Use Your Illusion Tour program1994.01.03 - Raw Magazine - Rockline (Axl, Slash) 1994.01.08 - Kerrang! - Slash speaks! (Slash) 1994.01.19 - Axl inducts Elton John to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame1994.01.28 - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Rock and royalty1994.01.29 - The Calgary Herald - Interview with Slash1994.01.29 - Winnipeg Free Press - Sex and drugs and... boredom? (Slash) 1994.01.DD - Kerrang! (Duff) 1994.01.DD - 97.7 HTZ-FM (Slash) 1994.01.DD - Guitar Player - Punk Days Revisited (Slash) 1994.01.DD - Hot Metal - The Gunners and Charles (Axl) 1994.01.DD - Musique Plus - Interview with Slash1994.02.11 - The Georgia Straight - Slash on Spaghetti and Singing1994.03.08 - Los Angeles Times - Ex-Wife Sues Axl Rose, Alleges Years of Abuse1994.03.12 - Kerrang! - Home Sweet Home (Slash) 1994.03.19 - Kerrang - Video Violence! 1994.03.DD - Q Magazine - Call Me Mr. Extra Balls (Slash) 1994.04.21 - AP/Press and Sun Bulletin - Woodstock II acts revealed1994.04.26 - The Making Of Estranged: Part IV Of The Trilogy 1994.04.DD - Hit Parader - An Incident to Remember1994.05.20 - The Windsor Star - Guns N' Roses' Sorum gets bang out of career1994.05.23 - UPI - Sorum pleads innocent to beating wife 1994.05.24 - Kerrang! - War of the Roses (Gilby) 1994.06.13 - UG Rock Chronicles - Interview with Gilby1994.06.19 - "Guns N' Roses: The Photographic History" documentary 1994.06.25 - Kerrang - Slash 'N' Burn!1994.06.DD - Heavy Mental - A Pawned Rocker (Gilby) 1994.06.DD - Hit Parader - What's Next? (Slash) 1994.06.DD - Argentinian TV - Guns N' Roses Special (Gilby)1994.07.14 - The Newcastle Journal - Slash after wor Spike 1994.07.16 - Kerrang - Duff Fired? Guns To Split? (Slash)1994.07.16 - Los Angeles Times - Suicide of Young Superstar Weighs on Porn Industry1994.07.17 - Los Angeles Times - Another GNR Breakup? Yawn (Tom Zutaut) 1994.07.18 - People Magazine - Bye Bye Love (Axl)1994.07.22 - The Boston Globe - Guns N' Roses' Gilby Clarke breaks into his own groove1994.07.23 - Nanaimo Times - Slash Flash1994.07.28 - Winnipeg Free Press - Live and let the old band die 1994.07.DD - Hit Parader - Guns N' Roses: Axl's Media Madness1994.08.07 - The Houston Chronicle - Ex-Gunner recovering (Steven)1994.08.10 - New York Daily News - Guns 'N Roses By Another Name (Slash)1994.09.04 - The Gazette/Reuter - Gunner Goes It Alone (Gilby) 1994.10.04 - Daily News (Gilby) 1994.10.06 - Syracuse Post-Standard - Rock Hound (Gilby)1994.10.07 - News Pilot - Guns N' Roses Go Moody In Secret Sessions1994.10.08 - MTV Headbangers Ball - Interview with Gilby1994.10.20 - Quad City Times - Gun On The Run (Gilby)1994.10.27 - Los Angeles Times - Guns 'N the Vampire1994.10.30 - The Desert Sun - Guns n' Roses rhythm guitarist emerges as solo success (Gilby)1994.11.05 - Kerrang - Welcome To The Courtroom!1994.11.11 - MTV - Interview with Slash1994.11.23 - Detroit Free Press - Who Is Guns N' Roses? 1994.11.25 - Los Angeles Times -From Sideman to Pawn-Shop Star (Gilby)1994.11.25 - Orange County Register - Guns N' Roses' Clarke offers up his own arsenal (Gilby)1994.11.25 - Arizona Daily Star - Ex-Guns N' Roses guitarist happy about solo album, tour (Gilby)1994.11.DD - RAW Magazine - Four Bust-Ups And A Single 1994.12.16 - The Central New Jersey Home News - John, Paul, George & Gilby?1994.12.22 - Detroit Free Press - Guns N' Roses follows Stones' lead (Slash)1994.12.28 - Reading Eagle -Gilby Clarke Will Play Out A Solo Career (Gilby) 1994.12.DD - Hit Parader - Straight shooters (Axl, Duff, Gilby) 1994.DD.MM - Raw Magazine - Guns N' Roses Style!
CHOOSE AN ARTICLE OR INTERVIEW (1995-)1995.01.01 - Introduction to "The Language Of Fear" (Axl)1995.01.14 - Kerrang - "I Never Liked Our New Guitarist!" (Slash)1995.01.16 - Associated Press/Daily World - Guitarist Going Solo (Gilby)1995.01.19 - Argus Leader - Happiness Is A Lone Gun (Gilby)1995.01.24 - Toronto Sun - Welcome To Slash's Snakepit1995.01.26 - The Gazette - Slash Has A New Flame1995.01.27 - The Acron Beacon Journal - Axing Rose Easy To Do (Gilby)1995.01.28 - Kerrang - "I spent a week jammin' with Guns N' Roses" (Zakk Wylde)1995.01.DD - Hit Parader - Guns N' Roses At The Boiling Point1995.01.DD - Much Music - Interview with Slash 1995.01.DD - Unknown TV program (Slash, Matt, Gilby)1995.02.01 - The Howard Stern Show - Interview with Slash1995.02.03 - Chicago Tribune - Slashing Out (Slash)1995.02.04 -Aftonbladet - Interview with Slash1995.02.12 - Los Angeles Times - Guns Sans Roses (Slash)1995.02.12 - The Sydney Morning Herald - Illusive Words (Slash)1995.02.DD - Guitar - Trigger with Attitude (Slash)1995.02.DD - Metal Hammer - Slash: "I Was Dead For 8 Minutes" 1995.02.DD - Reptiles Magazine - Interview with Slash1995.02.DD - MTV - Interview with Slash1995.02.DD - Rock Express (French TV) - Interview with Slash1995.02.DD - French TV - Interview with Slash1995.02.DD - The O-Zone (BBC One) - Interview with Slash1995.02.DD - Italian TV - Interview with Slash1995.03.01 - RAW - Slash's Snakepit: Stripped Down 'n' Dirty!1995.03.03 - AP/Greenville News - Slash Heads To Snakepit For Break From Guns1995.03.04 - Melody Maker - Slash: Snake Some Action1995.03.DD - Musician - Slash 'N' Eddie (Slash)1995.03.DD - MTV - Interview (Slash, Gilby) and News Report (Axl)1995.03.DD - Unknown TV program - Interview with Slash1995.03.DD - Conspiracy Fan Club Newsletter Volume One Issue One1995.04.07 - Daily Press - Slash-and-burn1995.04.07 - The Boston Globe - Slash: Cutting Tracks In The Snakepit1995.04.08 - Billboard - Guns N' Roses Sued For Canceling Madrid Show1995.04.09 - Baltimore Sun - Slash is touring, not leaving Axl N' Guns N' Roses1995.04.10 - Los Angeles Times - The Fame Game [Excerpt] (Axl)1995.04.13 - Detroit Free Press - Short Notice (Axl)1995.04.17 - Michigan Daily - Slash's Snakepit is Full of Venomous Rock (Slash) 1995.04.20 - 97.7 HTZ-FM (Slash) 1995.04.20 - The New York Times - 2 Groups Astride (Slash)1995.04.22 - The Los Angeles Times - Drummer May Face Charges in Overdose (Steven)1995.04.23 - The Virginia-Pilot - Cutting Loose (Slash)1995.04.24 - Detroit Free Press - Into The Pit (Slash)1995.04.28 - Florida Today - Slash Rocks Away From Guns N' Roses 1995.04.28 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Guns N' Snakes (Slash)1995.04.30 - The Galveston Daily News (Slash) 1995.04.DD - Metal Edge - Slash's Welcome to the Snakepit (Slash) 1995.04.DD - Spin - The Ten That Matter Most 1995.04.DD - Rolling Stone - Coiled and Ready (Slash) 1995.04.DD - Much Music - Interview with Slash 1995.04.DD - Q - Who the hell does Slash think he is?1995.05.05 - North County Times - Short Notice (Slash)1995.05.08 - New York Daily News - Short Notice1995.05.08 - The San Francisco Examiner - Guitar God Back From The Dead (Slash) 1995.05.14 - Parade Magazine (Axl) 1995.05.24 - Corsair (Slash) 1995.05.DD - Guitar Player - Snake N' Bake: Slash's New Band Shakes Up the Ranks1995.06.05 - Dutch TV - Interview with Slash 1995.06.16 - News Pilot - L.A.'s Landmarks of Rock1995.06.DD - Slovakian TV - Interview with Slash1995.07.18 - Los Angeles Times - Drunk-Driving Case Puts Rocker on Trial (Dizzy) 1995.07.21 - Folha De Sao Paulo Journal (Slash) 1995.07.DD - Kerrang! In Bed With Slash 1995.07.DD - Argentinian TV - Interview with Slash1995.07.DD - Brazilian TV - Interview with Slash and Gilby [VIDEO - dubbed in Portuguese]1995.07.DD - Conspiracy Fan Club Newsletter Volume One Issue Two1995.08.DD - Planet Rock Profiles (Irish TV) - Interview with Slash1995.08.DD - MTV - Interview with Slash 1995.09.DD - Select Magazine - In The Pub: Slash 1995.10.DD - Metal Edge Magazine - Slash On The Line: A Report From the Road (Slash) 1995.11.DD - Metal Hammer - Is It All Over? Does Anybody Care? (Slash) 1995.11.25 - Furio Metal (Slash and Gilby) 1995.12.10 - Los Angeles Times - Fan Alert: Guns N' Roses Gearing Up (Doug Goldstein) 1995.12.16- Billboard - Former GN'R Member Sues Band For Misappropriation (Gilby)1996.02.02 - Entertainment Weekly - Is there anybody out there?1996.02.05 - New York Daily News - Seagal shows his musical chops (Slash)1996.02.21 - The Tampa Tribune - Guitar show has heroes aplenty (Slash)1996.02.22 - Northwest Herald/L.A. Times - Hot Property (Matt)1996.02.DD - Metal Hammer - It's All in the Writs Action... (Slash)1996.03.DD - Guitar - Lawyers, Guns...and Roses?1996.05.09 - GN'R Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 31996.05.21 - New York Daily News - Surveillance (Slash)1996.05.29 - The Philadelphia Inquirer - Short Notice (Slash)1996.07.06 - The Courier Journal - Short Notice (Neurotic Outsiders)1996.07.11 - New York Daily News - Axl Rose to the occasion1996.07.24 - New York Daily News - Slash and burn1996.07.25 - The Howard Stern Show (Duff and Steve Jones)1996.07.28 - St. Cloud Times - Axl rocks on guitar (Duff)1996.07.30 - Netscape Chat with Slash1996.07.DD - Politically Incorrect - Interview with Slash 1996.07.DD - Metal Hammer - At Home with Matt Sorum of Guns N' Roses (Matt)1996.08.01 - Red Deer Advocate - Stretching 15 minutes (Axl)1996.08.08 - Courier Post - Back in business? (Duff)1996.08.25 - Los Angeles Times - Hot Property (Slash)1996.08.27 - Arizona Republic - Short Notice (Slash) 1996.08.30 - Addicted to Noise - GN'R to Enter Studio to Record New Album (Duff) 1996.08.DD - MTV Headbanger's Ball - Interview with Slash 1996.09.04 - Toronto Sun - Outsider's Responsible for Guns N' Roses Reuniting? (Matt)1996.09.06 - Canadian Press/Calgary Herald - Neurotic Outsiders (Matt)1996.09.06 - The Boston Globe - Stars enjoy a little rock on the (Out)side (Duff) 1996.09.09 - Rockline (Duff and Matt) 1996.09.12 - The Michigan Daily - Punk Dream Team Neurotic Outsiders Shoots Potent Load (Duff)1996.09.14 - Kerrang! - GN'R Lies: The Splits, The Feuds, The Shocking Truth (Slash)1996.09.21 - Kerrang! - "We Ain't Dead Yet" (Slash)1996.09.22 - Detroit Free Press - Guns N' Roses has a new disc that's pure rock (Duff)1996.09.30 - The Howard Stern Show - Interview with Slash1996.09.30 - MTV Brazil - Interview with Slash1996.09.DD - Rock & Pop Argentina - Audio interview with Duff1996.09.DD - Kerrang! - Neurotic Outsiders: Duff and Matt talk records1996.10.16 - Online Chat with Slash1996.10.20 - The Ottawa Citizen - Short Notice (Slash)1996.10.23 - Lawrence Journal-World- Guns N' Roses Makes Return To Wild (Duff)1996.10.23 - AP/The Press Democrat - This time, Malibu was ready for an inferno (Axl)1996.10.30 - Fax from Axl1996.10.DD - Hit Parader - Knockin' Down Doors (Duff)1996.11.01 - Philadelphia Daily News - Guns, Roses, but No Slash1996.11.01 - The Orlando Sentinel - No more Guns for Slash1996.11.02 - The Hollywood Reporter/The Record - Sans Slash1996.11.08 - MTV News - Gn'R's Blizzard Of Acrimony1996.11.12 - Los Angeles Times - GNR Continues Sans Slash1996.11.13 - AP/The Daily World - Guns N' Roses making new album1996.11.15 - News Pilot - Slash and Burn: Real GN'R Story 1996.11.18 - The Journal Times - 'Obsession,' by Slash with Marta Sanchez1996.11.22 - Daily Press - Guns 'R' Back1996.11.23 - Los Angeles Times - Slash in the Hat Comes Back1996.11.DD - Metal Edge - Off The Cuff With Neurotic Duff! 1996.12.06 - The Baltimore Sun (Liz Smith Column) - Beat the Band1996.12.13 - The San Bernardino County - No Guns, but lots of ammo for Clarke (Gilby)1996.12.17 - Online Chat with Duff (mostly about The Neurotic Outsiders)1996.12.25 - Hard Copy - Interview with Steven [VIDEO]1996.MM.DD - Hard Rock (France) - Interview with Duff1996.MM.DD - Hard Rock (France) - Interview with Matt

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