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Rock music fans around the world are preparing to bid farewell to one of the most iconic and enduring acts in the genre’s history. Guns N’ Roses, the legendary rock band that defined an era with their explosive sound, rebellious image, and unforgettable hits, has officially announced their 2026 Farewell Tour, aptly titled “One Last Ride.” With decades of influence behind them, the band will take one final lap around the globe, marking the end of a storied chapter in rock and roll history.
The announcement came early Sunday morning through the band’s official social media platforms and website, sparking a frenzy among fans worldwide. Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan—three of the band’s original and most beloved members—confirmed the news via a heartfelt video message. “We’ve had an incredible ride,” Axl Rose said. “But the time has come for us to take our final bow. We’re doing it on our terms, the way it should be—loud, proud, and with all of you.”
The One Last Ride tour will span five continents and kick off in March 2026 in Los Angeles, California—fittingly, the city where Guns N’ Roses was born. The U.S. leg will include stops in major cities such as New York, Chicago, Miami, and Seattle, before heading across the Atlantic to Europe, where fans in London, Paris, Berlin, and Milan will get their chance to experience the band one final time. South America, Asia, and Australia are also on the itinerary, with dates in São Paulo, Tokyo, Seoul, and Sydney among others. The grand finale is set to take place at London’s Wembley Stadium in September 2026—a symbolic nod to their international legacy.
More than just a concert series, One Last Ride promises to be a celebration of Guns N’ Roses’ storied past, a salute to their loyal fanbase, and a testament to the indelible mark they’ve left on music history. Fans can expect a setlist packed with classics like “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” “Welcome to the Jungle,” “Paradise City,” “November Rain,” and “Don’t Cry,” alongside deep cuts and possibly a few surprises.
Formed in 1985, Guns N’ Roses exploded onto the scene with their 1987 debut album Appetite for Destruction, which remains one of the best-selling debut albums of all time. With Axl Rose’s powerhouse vocals, Slash’s searing guitar solos, and a rebellious attitude that epitomized the rock lifestyle, the band quickly became a household name. Despite internal tensions, lineup changes, and long gaps between albums, the group managed to maintain a massive global following.
In 2016, after years of estrangement, the classic lineup reunited for the Not in This Lifetime… tour, which became one of the highest-grossing tours in rock history. That reunion rekindled the band’s on-stage chemistry and reignited the fervor of longtime fans.
As the band prepares for One Last Ride, emotions are running high. “It’s going to be emotional, no doubt,” Slash said in an interview accompanying the announcement. “But we want to go out the way we came in—giving it everything we’ve got.”
Tickets are expected to go on sale in August 2025, and demand is expected to be unprecedented. VIP packages, limited-edition merchandise, and retrospective documentaries are also in the works, making this farewell not just a tour, but an immersive experience for diehard fans and rock historians alike.
For now, fans can savor the bittersweet excitement of what’s to come. The end of an era is approaching, but Guns N’ Roses is determined to make their final ride one for the ages.