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During a concert in Argentina, Axl Rose angrily threw his microphone at the drum kit and walked off stage after expressing frustration, possibly due to sound issues or dissatisfaction with the new drummer Isaac Carpenter's performance, marking a rare onstage meltdown for the band in recent years.
Tom Morello served as the curator for Black Sabbath's final farewell concert, organizing a star-studded event with legendary bands like Metallica, Tool, and Guns N' Roses, aiming to make it the greatest day in heavy metal history. He was approached by Sharon Osbourne to lead the event and took on a highly controlling role to ensure its success.
Guns N' Roses members Slash and Duff McKagan have teamed up with Gibson CEO Cesar Gueikian to release a charity single titled "I Can Breathe" under the name Gibson Band. The track, featuring McKagan on vocals and Slash on lead guitar, aims to raise funds for the National Alliance on Mental Illness. The single's artwork, created by Serj Tankian, will be auctioned alongside a signed Gibson guitar. The collaboration highlights the band's commitment to mental health awareness and showcases a progressive rock influence.
Axl Rose, the frontman of Guns N' Roses, is being sued for a sexual assault that allegedly occurred in 1989. Sheila Kennedy claims that Rose violently assaulted her in his New York hotel room after they met at a nightclub. Kennedy alleges that Rose tied her up with pantyhose and forcibly penetrated her. Rose's attorney denies the allegations, stating that Rose has no recollection of meeting or speaking to Kennedy. Kennedy is using New York's Adult Survivors Act to address assaults by men in the music industry from decades ago.
Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose has been accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed by model and actress Sheila Kennedy. Kennedy alleges that Rose violently assaulted her in a hotel room in 1989 after inviting her back for a party. The lawsuit also mentions previous accusations of abusive behavior by two former romantic partners and another incident of alleged sexual assault in 1985. Rose denies all allegations and his lawyer states that the incident never happened. Kennedy is seeking compensatory damages for psychological and emotional distress.
Axl Rose, lead singer of Guns N' Roses, has been accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed by former Penthouse model Sheila Kennedy. Kennedy claims that Rose assaulted her in his hotel room in 1989 after meeting her at a New York nightclub. She is seeking compensatory damages for psychological and emotional distress. Rose's attorney denies the allegations, stating that the incident never happened. Kennedy's lawsuit falls under the Adult Survivors Act, a New York law that allows adult sexual assault survivors to file a lawsuit within one year without concern for when the abuse occurred.
Axl Rose, lead singer of Guns 'N Roses, is facing a sexual assault and battery lawsuit filed by ex-model Sheila Kennedy, who alleges that Rose assaulted her in a Manhattan hotel suite in 1989. The lawsuit was filed under New York's Adult Survivors Act, which allows sexual assault plaintiffs to file civil claims within a one-year window. Rose's attorney denies the allegations, stating that the incident never happened and that Rose has no recollection of meeting or speaking to the plaintiff. Kennedy claims that Rose used his fame and power to manipulate and assault her, seeking unspecified damages and a jury trial.
Former Penthouse model Sheila Kennedy has filed a lawsuit accusing Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose of sexually assaulting her in a New York hotel room in 1989. Kennedy claims that Rose violently assaulted her after a night of partying, during which he allegedly plied her with drugs and alcohol. The lawsuit, filed under New York's Adult Survivors Act, seeks unspecified damages and references a history of abuse by Rose, including previous allegations of sexual and domestic violence. Kennedy had previously shared her allegations in her autobiography and a documentary on sexual misconduct in the music industry.
Jason Sudeikis and Lake Bell were seen enjoying a Guns N' Roses concert together at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Despite their friendly demeanor, sources clarify that they are not dating and have known each other for 15 years. Jason was previously engaged to Olivia Wilde, while Lake was previously married to Scott Campbell.
Duff McKagan, bassist of Guns N' Roses, praised the band's reunion tour and the musical relationship between members Axl Rose, Slash, and himself. McKagan described Axl Rose as a "f***ing master" and expressed his fulfillment in being part of the band. The tour, which began in 2016, has exceeded expectations and continues to be successful. Guns N' Roses will conclude their U.S. tour with two shows at the Hollywood Bowl in November, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Los Angeles County Parks Foundation.
Guns N' Roses and Faith No More had a tumultuous relationship during their co-headlining tour in 1992. Faith No More openly mocked and belittled Axl Rose, leading to a confrontation backstage where Rose asked, "Why do you hate me?" Despite the tension, Faith No More continued on the tour due to business reasons, but it took a toll on their mental well-being.
Guns N' Roses have canceled their concert at Chase Field in Phoenix due to a baseball game, but they have rescheduled the show at the Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre on the same day. Ticketholders for the original show will receive a refund and an exclusive presale opportunity for the new location. Tickets for the new venue go on sale on October 8th.
A man in New Jersey intentionally crashed his car into a police station while playing Guns N' Roses' "Welcome To The Jungle" on his car stereo. Prior to the incident, he had also driven into a garage door in an attempt to intimidate the owner. The man has been charged with multiple offenses, including terrorism, and could face a life sentence if convicted. It is unclear if anyone was injured in the crashes.
A New Jersey man, John Hargreaves, intentionally crashed his vehicle into a police station while blasting Guns N' Roses' "Welcome To The Jungle." Hargreaves was arrested and now faces several charges, including terrorism, with a maximum sentence of life in prison. Prior to the incident, he had also crashed his SUV into a home's garage door. The motive behind the crashes remains unclear, and Hargreaves is currently in jail.
Day three of Music Midtown featured performances by Inhaler, Masego, Tove Lo, GloRilla, Incubus, Lil Baby, and Guns N' Roses. Inhaler impressed with their indie rock sound, Masego wowed the crowd with his saxophone skills, Tove Lo delivered a stunning performance, GloRilla brought energy and impressive dance routines, Incubus took fans back to the '90s with their alternative rock, Lil Baby showcased his personal experiences through rap, and Guns N' Roses closed the festival with a two-and-a-half-hour set of iconic hard rock music.