Earlier this week, Guns N'Roses bandmates both past and present reunited for a show in Los Angeles.
This happened after original members Slash and Duff McKagan reunited with the band's original drummer Steven Adler and ex guitarist Gilby Clarke at the Rock For Jennifer Memorial Court at the Troubadour in Hollowood on Monday night last.
On the night, the vocals were handled by Faster Pussycat frontman, Taime Downe.
According to reports, the concert was in celebration of Jennifer Perry, the former house agent at the Troubadour, who passed away in February aged 67.
Footage taken from the show shows the former bandmates all reunited for a live performance of classic G'N'R tracks, including 'It's So Easy', from their album, Appetite For Destruction.
Steven Adler had featured as a member of Guns N'Roses from when they formed in 1985 until 1990, when he was sacked due to his drug addiction. Gilby Clarke joined the group in 1991, replacing original guitarist, Izzy Stradlin, staying with them until 1995.
News of this comes as Guns N'Roses extended their 2026 World Tour earlier this month, with dates announced for Adelaide, Townsville, Brisbane, Newcastle, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland in New Zealand.
The tour itself will begin in Monterrey, Mexico, as well as Europe. Along with some shows in Florida, Guns N'Roses will perform further US shows from July through to September. Find out more on this from Nova here.
