What's Happening?
Guns N’ Roses performed the song 'Bad Apples' live for the first time in 35 years during their headlining set at the Monsters of Rock festival in São Paulo, Brazil. The track, originally from their 'Use Your Illusion I' album, was last played live in 1991
at Rock in Rio. The performance is part of their 2026 world tour, which began in Monterrey, Mexico. The tour features both new and old songs, including live debuts of recent tracks 'Atlas' and 'Nothin’'. Guitarist Slash has hinted at the release of new material, including a collection of older tracks and a new album of original songs.
Why It's Important?
The performance of 'Bad Apples' marks a significant moment for Guns N’ Roses fans, highlighting the band's willingness to revisit and celebrate their extensive catalog. This move could rejuvenate interest in their earlier work and attract both long-time fans and new listeners. The tour itself is a major event in the rock music scene, showcasing the band's enduring popularity and influence. The potential release of new material, as suggested by Slash, indicates that Guns N’ Roses is actively working to expand their discography, which could have a substantial impact on their legacy and the rock genre.
What's Next?
Guns N’ Roses will continue their tour with several more performances in Brazil before heading to Florida in late April. Fans can anticipate the possible release of new music, as hinted by Slash, which may include a compilation of older tracks and a new album of original material. The band's ongoing tour and potential new releases are likely to maintain their relevance in the music industry and could lead to further opportunities for live performances and collaborations.
