Legendary rock group has dropped two new tracks just ahead of their upcoming 2026 tour spans 17 U.S. shows along with dates in Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Europe.
Guns N’ Roses released “Nothin’” and “Atlas” on Thursday, their first new songs since putting out “The General” and “Perhaps” in 2023. According to Billboard, “Nothin’” carries the spirit of classic GNR ballads like “November Rain” and “Don’t Cry,” while “Atlas” delivers a harder-driving rock sound highlighted by a signature Slash guitar solo.
The band said in a press release that both tracks will become key parts of the setlist on the Axl Rose–fronted group’s upcoming tour, which includes a single Upstate New York stop on July 26 at the Broadview Stage at SPAC in Saratoga Springs. Fans can expect the full roster of hits along with deep cuts from their early catalog.
Tickets go on sale Friday, Dec. 5 at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster, with additional options available on Vivid Seats, StubHub and SeatGeek.
Since reuniting in 2016, the band has released six songs but has not confirmed plans for a new album. Their last full-length record was Chinese Democracy in 2008, following five albums released between 1987 and 1993. “Nothin’” and “Atlas” reportedly originate from the Chinese Democracy sessions, though it remains unclear whether they will be part of a future LP.
Slash recently told Guitar World that the band has plenty of material but struggles with planning: “In my experience, you can never plan ahead… Every time we’ve done that, it falls apart.”
Guns N’ Roses—Rock and Roll Hall of Famers known for classics like “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” “Paradise City,” “November Rain,” and “Welcome to the Jungle”—currently includes Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed, Richard Fortus, Isaac Carpenter and Melissa Reese.
Their upcoming 2026 tour spans 17 U.S. shows along with dates in Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Europe.
GUNS N’ ROSES 2026 TOUR DATES:
(March 28 – Sept. 19; full list unchanged from original)
April 1 Porto Alegre, Brazil Estádio Beira Rio
April 4 São Paulo, Brazil Monsters Of Rock*
April 7 São José do Rio Preto, Brazil Alberto Bertelli Lucatto
April 10 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Engenhao
April 12 Vitoria, Brazil Estádio Estadual Kleber José de Andrade
April 15 Salvador, Brazil Arena Fonte Nova
April 18 Fortaleza, Brazil Arena Castelão
April 21 Sao Luiz, Brazil Estádio Governador João Castelo“Castelão”
April 25 Belém do Para, Brazil Estadio Olimpico do Para “Mangueirão”
May 5 Hollywood, FL Hard Rock Hollywood
May 7 Daytona Beach, FL Welcome To Rockville Festival
June 4 2026 Gliwice, Poland PreZero Arena Gliwice
June 6 2026 Gliwice, Poland PreZero Arena Gliwice
June 10 Dublin, Ireland 3Arena
June 12-14: Donington, UK Download Festival
June 18 Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome
June 20 Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome
June 23 Berlin, Germany Uber Arena
June 25 Berlin, Germany Uber Arena
June 28 Antwerp, Belgium AFAS Dome
July 1 Paris, France Accor Arena
July 3 Paris, France Accor Arena
July 23 Raleigh, NC Cater-Finley Stadium
July 26 Saratoga Springs, NY Saratoga Performing Arts Center
July 29 Tinley Park, IL Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
Aug. 1 Hershey, PA Hersheypark Stadium
Aug. 5 Toronto, ON Rogers Stadium
Aug. 8 Shakopee, MN Mystic Lake Amphitheater
Aug. 12 East Rutherford, NJ MetLife Stadium
Aug. 16 St. Louis, MO Busch Stadium
Aug. 19 Kansas City, MO Morton Amphitheater
Aug. 22 Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium
Aug. 26 Edmonton, AB Commonwealth Stadium
Aug. 29 Vancouver, BC BC Place
Sept. 2 San Diego, CA Snapdragon Stadium
Sept. 5 Pasadena, CA Rose Bowl
Sept. 9 Arlington, TX Globe Life Field
Sept. 12 Ridgedale, MO Thunder Ridge Nature Arena
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Sept. 16 San Antonio, TX Alamodome
Sept. 19 Atlanta, GA Truist Park
