Warbas News

Photo: Axl Rose / Instagram   Guns N’ Roses have announced that two new songs, “Atlas” and “Nothin’,” will be released on December 2.  The tracks arrive alongside news of their 2026 world tour and mark their first new music since 2023’s “The General” and “Perhaps.”  Both songs reportedly date back to the Chinese Democracy  sessions from 2008, similar to the band’s post-reunion singles “Absurd” and “Hard Skool.”  Photo: Axl Rose / Instagram “Atlas” is believed to be a reworked version of the unreleased song “Atlas Shrugged,” which featured Queen’s Brian May on guitar in early demos.  “Nothin’” was first mentioned by bassist Duff McKagan at a Fender event in Tokyo earlier this year.  A press release says both tracks will join recent singles in the band’s live setlists, alongside classic hits and deep cuts.  These releases bring Guns N’ Roses’ post-reunion song count to six. While fans hope for a full album in 2026, Slash says it’s still uncertain ...

Photo: Axl Rose, Isaac Carpenter / Instagram   Guns N’ Roses have released a statement about Axl Rose’s on-stage meltdown during their Buenos Aires show on October 18.  The band said Rose’s anger came from a sound issue, not from new drummer Isaac Carpenter.  During the first song, “Welcome To The Jungle,” Rose’s in-ear monitor only played the drums, causing him to lose his temper.  Photo: Axl Rose / Instagram He threw his microphone, took off his jacket, and briefly walked off stage before returning.  The group explained that the problem was fixed by the third song and that the rest of the night went well.  They also praised Carpenter, calling him “top notch and a great drummer.”  Carpenter joined the band after Frank Ferrer left in March following 17 years with the group.  Meanwhile, Slash said the band is thinking about making new music, though no plans are confirmed yet. Read Next: Lou Gramm Says He Forgot FOREIGNER Lyrics After Brain Surgery ...

Photo: Axl Rose, Slash / Instagram Guns N’ Roses will release a newly remastered deluxe edition of their 1999 live album "Live Era ’87-’93" on vinyl this November 21.  The album, which was recorded mostly during the band’s early 90s tours, has been given upgraded sound for this new pressing.  A special deluxe 4-LP picture disc edition will come in an embossed slipcase with foil details, plus an exclusive turntable mat and a poster. That edition is limited to just 500 copies. Photo: Axl Rose, Slash / Instagram As an added bonus, this reissue will include a live version of the song “Coma,” which was not part of the original release.  Fans can choose from different pre-order options now at gnrmerch.com.  The album features classic songs like “Welcome To The Jungle,” “November Rain,” “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” and “Paradise City.”  With upgraded sound and exclusive extras, the new release gives fans a fresh way to experience Guns N’ Roses’ legendary live shows. Read Nex...