BREAKING: Guns N’ Roses Announces Surprise 2025 Global Reunion Tour With Original Lineup After Years of Rumors and Feuds Finally Resolved……
In a shocking development that has sent shockwaves through the rock music world, legendary hard rock band Guns N’ Roses has announced a surprise 2025 Global Reunion Tour featuring the entire original lineup—the first time the classic roster has performed together in over three decades.
The band made the announcement via a cryptic teaser video posted across their official social media platforms early Thursday morning. The video, featuring black-and-white footage of the band from their early days, ends with a fiery logo and the words: “The Original 5. 2025. The Tour.”
Within minutes, hashtags like #GNRReunion2025 and #GunsNRosesOriginalLineup were trending worldwide, as fans expressed disbelief and jubilation.
This stunning development marks the return of Axl Rose (vocals), Slash (lead guitar), Duff McKagan (bass), Izzy Stradlin (rhythm guitar), and Steven Adler (drums)—a lineup that hadn’t shared a stage together since the early 1990s amid explosive internal conflict, drug issues, and egos that famously clashed.
For decades, fans believed such a reunion was impossible. While Axl, Slash, and Duff reunited in 2016 for the successful Not In This Lifetime Tour, the absence of Stradlin and Adler led many to assume the classic Guns N’ Roses would remain a thing of the past.
That all changed today.
“This isn’t just another tour,” Slash said in a statement released through the band’s press agency. “This is Guns N’ Roses the way it was meant to be—raw, loud, and dangerous. We’re back.”
The 2025 Global Reunion Tour is scheduled to kick off in April at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles before hitting over 30 countries, including major stadium dates in London, Tokyo, São Paulo, Berlin, and Sydney. A special three-night run is planned at New York’s Madison Square Garden, and the band will headline next year’s Glastonbury Festival in the UK.
Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Industry insiders expect near-instant sellouts, especially for North American and European dates. Scalpers are already listing pre-sale codes for hundreds of dollars online.
In a rare joint interview set to air on 60 Minutes this Sunday, all five original members will reportedly speak candidly about the reconciliation process. According to sources close to the band, it took nearly two years of quiet negotiations and therapy-style meetings to resolve decades-old disputes and rebuild trust.
Axl Rose, once known for his volatility, is said to have initiated the peace talks. “We all made mistakes. But the music we made together deserves to live again, the way it was born,” he said in a brief clip from the interview.
The band also hinted that new music could be on the way, with Izzy Stradlin teasing, “We’ve been in the studio. That’s all I’ll say for now.”
With Guns N’ Roses poised to make history once again, one thing is clear: 2025 will belong to rock’s most dangerous band. And this time, it’s all of them.
c or press release version as well?