What's Happening?
Guns N’ Roses performed their track 'Bad Apples' live for the first time in 35 years during their concert at Monsters of Rock Brazil in São Paulo. The song, originally from the album Use Your Illusion I, was last played live at Rock in Rio in 1991. The performance
was part of their 2026 world tour, which began in Monterrey, Mexico. The tour features a mix of new and old songs, including the live debuts of 'Atlas' and 'Nothin’', released last December. Slash, the band's guitarist, hinted at the possibility of releasing new material, including a collection of older tracks and a follow-up to their 2008 album Chinese Democracy.
Why It's Important?
The revival of 'Bad Apples' highlights Guns N’ Roses' commitment to engaging their audience with both nostalgic and fresh content. This move could strengthen their fan base by appealing to long-time followers and attracting new listeners. The band's decision to perform rarely heard tracks and debut new songs during their tour underscores their influence in the rock music industry. Additionally, Slash's comments about potential new releases suggest that Guns N’ Roses is actively working to expand their discography, which could have significant implications for their legacy and commercial success.
What's Next?
Guns N’ Roses will continue their tour with performances scheduled in Brazil before heading to Florida later in April. Fans can anticipate more surprises in their setlists, as hinted by Slash. The band may also release a package of older tracks and an album of new original material, which could further solidify their position in the rock genre. The upcoming shows and potential releases are likely to generate excitement and anticipation among fans and industry stakeholders.
