Ja, dat vind ik dan ook wel een klein minpuntje als ik GNR op een festival line up zie staan.
Legendarische band, uiteraard. Maar ze nemen wel plek in van 2 normale headliners.
Al valt het op Hellfest wel mee met 2.5 uur
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Legendarische band, uiteraard. Maar ze nemen wel plek in van 2 normale headliners.
Al valt het op Hellfest wel mee met 2.5 uur
Nou lieve Festileaks vrienden: ik hoop voor jullie heel erg dat GnR voor jullie een betere prestatie gaat neerzetten dan hier op Sweden Rock. Dit is en zal waarschijnlijk voor altijd de meest schandelige prestatie als headliner zijn. Ik zit dit nu in de tent te tikken terwijl ik de toegift op de achtergond hoor. Bijna 40 minuten te laat gestart, vervolgens totaal zoutloos spelen met geen enkele interatie met het publiek.. echt bizar. En dit festival vol oude classic rock liefhebbers liep totaal leeg. Ik overdrijf niet als circa 3/4 van het publiek net al weg was. Kortom, een paar schietgebedjes naar se rockgoden en op naar Groningen!
Iemand misschien interesse in 2 kaarten voor Hannover a 50 euro per stuk?
Het zijn hardcopy kaarten, die raak ik dus niet meer kwijt via Ticketswap
Het zijn hardcopy kaarten, die raak ik dus niet meer kwijt via Ticketswap
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Al geef je er 50 euro bij. Die band hoef ik nooit meer te zien.
Dat gezegd hebbende wens ik iedereen een fijne avond vanavond! Neem een voedselpakketje mee om de tijd te overbruggen tot meneer Axl een keer wil beginnen.
Je hebt tijdens GNR ook een driegangendiner nodig als ze daadwerkelijk bijna vier uur gaan spelen.
Een goede koptelefoon met noise cancelling en het zou zo waar nog een relatief aangename ervaring kunnen zijn!
"De pendelbus terug waarin Rommy werd gedraaid was leuker"
"Axl heeft zijn beste tijd gehad"
Aldus een vriend van mij
Gemengde gevoelens gekregen van Guns N’Roses in Groningen gisteren. Het was een mooie show weer, maar Axl had duidelijk hoorbare stemproblemen; hij klonk een groot gedeelte van de tijd alsof hij Mickey Mouse aan het wurgen was
Heb ze zeven keer eerder gezien, en ben in 2016 naar AXL/DC geweest, en vond zijn stem altijd prima, maar hij klinkt alsof ‘ie gewoon op is. Stonden volgens setlist.fm nog vijf nummers op de setlist die ze overgeslagen hebben, ook geen goed teken natuurlijk. Was gisteren precies 30 jaar sinds ik ze voor het eerst zag (in De Kuip) en ben bang dat gisteren wel eens de laatste keer geweest kon zijn (maar goed, dat dacht ik ook van de Stones in ‘98 en daar ga ik over twee weken ook weer naartoe).
sinds de uitstel van Glasgow (5 juli) is er geen nieuws meer over een nieuwe datum.
er zou nog een nieuwe datum komen.
volgende week begint de tour door Zuid Amerika, Azie en Australie/Zeeland.
kan me niet anders voorstellen dan dat Glasgow een nieuwe datum krijgt in de zomer van 2023.
er zou nog een nieuwe datum komen.
volgende week begint de tour door Zuid Amerika, Azie en Australie/Zeeland.
kan me niet anders voorstellen dan dat Glasgow een nieuwe datum krijgt in de zomer van 2023.
opvallend, Muse had een aankonding gedaan voor vrijdag 23 juni 2023 op Bellahouston Park in Glasgow.
op 7-9 juli 2023 is een nieuwe editie van TRNSMT festival, Glasgow Green.
de nieuwe datum op Glasgow Green van GNR zou het weekend (eerste weekend juli '23) tussen Muse en TRNSMT kunnen gaan zitten.
edit: en RHCP, zelfde locatie als Muse, Bellahouston Park Glasgow is ook postponed
edit 2: beetje verwarrend misschien, maar ter verduidelijking Glasgow Green (GnR/TRNSMT) en Bellahouston Park (Muse/RHCP) liggen een kleine 10 km uit elkaar
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Dat publiek in River Plate Stadion weer... magnefiek!
Kan natuurlijk ook gewoon zijn dat hij deze foto wou posten, getrokken toen ze op tour waren door Europa afgelopen zomer en dat dus nog eens wou duiden bij het posten... Maar dat laten we even achterwege en dit is gewoon een scoop... lol
deze laat ik hier wel even achter :
somersetlive.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife/glastonbury-2023-line-up-headliners-7697791
somersetlive.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife/glastonbury-2023-line-up-headliners-7697791
Slash: in de komende maanden nieuw werk GnR, dan volgende zomer op tour en daarna werken aan nieuw album?
blabbermouth.net/news/slash-wants-to-record-new-full-length-album-with-guns-n-roses
SLASH Wants To Record New Full-Length Album With GUNS N' ROSES
During an appearance earlier today (Wednesday, October 19) on SiriusXM's "Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk" show, Slash was asked about GUNS N' ROSES' plans for new music in the coming months. He said: "I wanna go in and cut a whole brand new record at some point, probably sooner than later. But other than that, we have stuff that we've still got to come out. So that's gonna be coming out piecemeal over the next — I don't know — over the next few months or something like that. So that's basically it. We have one more tour left to do next summer, and then that'll free us up to be able to go in and work on a new record."
GUNS N' ROSES' most recent release was a four-song EP, "Hard Skool", which came out in February. The effort, which was exclusive to the GUNS N' ROSES' official store, contained the two new songs the band released last year — the title track and "Absurd" (stylized as "ABSUЯD") — as well as live versions of "Don't Cry" and "You're Crazy".
In September 2021, the guitarist and his bandmates dropped "Hard Skool", which came more than a month after their performance and subsequent official release of "Absurd", a reworking of GUNS N' ROSES previously unreleased "Silkworms".
According to Slash, several other older GUNS N' ROSES tracks have also been reworked during the pandemic. "There's a handful of those songs that we actually fixed up and did when we were in lockdown," he explained to "Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk". "So those have yet to be released. So those are gonna come out. They're really good, too. So I'm excited for those. We're just gonna put out like one or two songs, and another one or two songs. And I think that's gonna be pretty much all of 'em. I'm not sure exactly how many we did in total."
When host Eddie Trunk noted that "Hard Skool" in particular was a strong cut, Slash said: "These other ones, they don't have the same kind of amount of history, 'cause I know 'Hard Skool' seriously has… [it] goes way back. But there's a couple of epic ones coming out, so I'm excited about that."
If and when it happens, the new GUNS N' ROSES studio album will be the first under the GUNS banner since "Chinese Democracy" and the first to feature Slash, singer Axl Rose and bassist Duff McKagan since 1993.
Slash previously spoke about "Hard Skool", one of the first two songs he recorded with GUNS N' ROSES in more than 25 years, this past February in an interview with Rolling Stone. At the time he said: "'Hard Skool', in essence, was a completed song when I was first introduced to it. And Duff and I went in and redid the bass and the guitars. It's a simple song, so it didn't take a hell of a lot of thought and analysis. I think it was a lot of fun just because it was part and parcel of a bunch of stuff that we were working on that was all sort of new — at least to Duff and I — so we had a good time."
In October 2021, Slash told Audacy Check In host Remy Maxwell that GUNS N' ROSES had yet to begin writing new material after releasing the two reworked songs from the "Chinese Democracy"-era sessions.
"As far as new GUNS is concerned, we haven't even gotten to that point of really in earnest sitting down and writing," Slash said. "We've been doing a lot of material that's been sort of sitting around for a while. So that will be a whole focused endeavor unto itself."
As for how "Hard Skool" and "Absurd" came about, Slash said: "They both have a lot of history. What happened was Axl has all these songs that he recorded at some point along the way. And so Duff and I went in and re-did them, basically… Like, I wrote my own kind of parts to what else is going on, and [we] just sort of took the drums and re-did everything else."
Written by Rose and co-produced by Rose and Caram Costanzo, "Hard Skool", which had the working title "Jackie Chan", was originally recorded during GN'R's "Chinese Democracy" era but was eventually omitted from that album. Short clips of the song were later posted online and a full version was leaked in August 2019.
On "Hard Skool", Axl sings: "But you had to play it cool, had to do it your way/Had to be a fool, had to throw it all away/Too hard school and you thought you were here to stay/ If that were true, it wouldn't matter anyway."
"Absurd" came out on August 6, 2021, three days after GUNS N' ROSES performed the tune live for the first time during its concert at Boston's Fenway Park.
GUNS N' ROSES last performed "Silkworms", which was also reportedly written during the "Chinese Democracy" sessions, in 2001.
blabbermouth.net/news/slash-wants-to-record-new-full-length-album-with-guns-n-roses
SLASH Wants To Record New Full-Length Album With GUNS N' ROSES
During an appearance earlier today (Wednesday, October 19) on SiriusXM's "Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk" show, Slash was asked about GUNS N' ROSES' plans for new music in the coming months. He said: "I wanna go in and cut a whole brand new record at some point, probably sooner than later. But other than that, we have stuff that we've still got to come out. So that's gonna be coming out piecemeal over the next — I don't know — over the next few months or something like that. So that's basically it. We have one more tour left to do next summer, and then that'll free us up to be able to go in and work on a new record."
GUNS N' ROSES' most recent release was a four-song EP, "Hard Skool", which came out in February. The effort, which was exclusive to the GUNS N' ROSES' official store, contained the two new songs the band released last year — the title track and "Absurd" (stylized as "ABSUЯD") — as well as live versions of "Don't Cry" and "You're Crazy".
In September 2021, the guitarist and his bandmates dropped "Hard Skool", which came more than a month after their performance and subsequent official release of "Absurd", a reworking of GUNS N' ROSES previously unreleased "Silkworms".
According to Slash, several other older GUNS N' ROSES tracks have also been reworked during the pandemic. "There's a handful of those songs that we actually fixed up and did when we were in lockdown," he explained to "Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk". "So those have yet to be released. So those are gonna come out. They're really good, too. So I'm excited for those. We're just gonna put out like one or two songs, and another one or two songs. And I think that's gonna be pretty much all of 'em. I'm not sure exactly how many we did in total."
When host Eddie Trunk noted that "Hard Skool" in particular was a strong cut, Slash said: "These other ones, they don't have the same kind of amount of history, 'cause I know 'Hard Skool' seriously has… [it] goes way back. But there's a couple of epic ones coming out, so I'm excited about that."
If and when it happens, the new GUNS N' ROSES studio album will be the first under the GUNS banner since "Chinese Democracy" and the first to feature Slash, singer Axl Rose and bassist Duff McKagan since 1993.
Slash previously spoke about "Hard Skool", one of the first two songs he recorded with GUNS N' ROSES in more than 25 years, this past February in an interview with Rolling Stone. At the time he said: "'Hard Skool', in essence, was a completed song when I was first introduced to it. And Duff and I went in and redid the bass and the guitars. It's a simple song, so it didn't take a hell of a lot of thought and analysis. I think it was a lot of fun just because it was part and parcel of a bunch of stuff that we were working on that was all sort of new — at least to Duff and I — so we had a good time."
In October 2021, Slash told Audacy Check In host Remy Maxwell that GUNS N' ROSES had yet to begin writing new material after releasing the two reworked songs from the "Chinese Democracy"-era sessions.
"As far as new GUNS is concerned, we haven't even gotten to that point of really in earnest sitting down and writing," Slash said. "We've been doing a lot of material that's been sort of sitting around for a while. So that will be a whole focused endeavor unto itself."
As for how "Hard Skool" and "Absurd" came about, Slash said: "They both have a lot of history. What happened was Axl has all these songs that he recorded at some point along the way. And so Duff and I went in and re-did them, basically… Like, I wrote my own kind of parts to what else is going on, and [we] just sort of took the drums and re-did everything else."
Written by Rose and co-produced by Rose and Caram Costanzo, "Hard Skool", which had the working title "Jackie Chan", was originally recorded during GN'R's "Chinese Democracy" era but was eventually omitted from that album. Short clips of the song were later posted online and a full version was leaked in August 2019.
On "Hard Skool", Axl sings: "But you had to play it cool, had to do it your way/Had to be a fool, had to throw it all away/Too hard school and you thought you were here to stay/ If that were true, it wouldn't matter anyway."
"Absurd" came out on August 6, 2021, three days after GUNS N' ROSES performed the tune live for the first time during its concert at Boston's Fenway Park.
GUNS N' ROSES last performed "Silkworms", which was also reportedly written during the "Chinese Democracy" sessions, in 2001.
dus ga er maar van uit, zomer 2023 wederom een tourleg van GnR.
oa nog datum van Glasgow in te halen, Glasto bij de geruchten en ik sluit zeker niet uit dat er andere europese festivals tussen gaan zitten.
oa nog datum van Glasgow in te halen, Glasto bij de geruchten en ik sluit zeker niet uit dat er andere europese festivals tussen gaan zitten.
