Guns N' Roses Promoter Apologises For Late Dublin Gig

MCD release statement to Gigwise...

September 02, 2010 by Jason Gregory | Photo by WENN.com / PR Photos / Splash News

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Guns N' Roses' second studio album, 'G N' R Lies', was released in November 1988. The first four tracks originally appeared on the 'Live?!*@ Like a Suicide' two years earlier while the remaining four – 'Patience', 'Used To Love Her', 'You're Crazy' and 'One In A Million' - were original compositions. The front cover parodied a tabloid newspaper, apparently mocking the bad press the band were receiving at the time. 'G N' R Lies' reached number 2 on the Billboard chart and has amassed around 12million sales around the globe to date.

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I thinks Axl justs wants to hear the crowd chanting "guns n roses" like the beginning of he song "Get in the ring" not going to happen cause he is a douche. He has been late and walked off stage so many times. Riots have insued because of his tardiness and retardedness. Doesn't he get it? He IS NOT cool enough to be fasionably late anymore. He should have died wit the 90's.
~ by deadboytim 9/2/2010 Report
Whats this "Bottled off stage" in Dublin, There was a plastic bottle thrown on stage, Yeah that is really gonna give someone a nasty knock, The guys (Axl) is a waste of space and has never shown respect to the people who put him where he is, Yeah GnR were a great band once but now I find myself explaining (The original band from the 80's) when I say I like Guns n'Roses, He should have to pay the fans back for being such a dick !
~ by EB 9/2/2010 Report
Hilarious! Ahkmel seems to have the misconception that he's still a) a rock star and b) relevant. When you're the "it" thing of the moment, or if you've had a long tenured successful career, you might get away with acting like a rockstar. Ahkmel, check yourself, you are none of the above. Nirvana arrived and you, thankfully, no longer mattered.
~ by ApopPostPunk 9/2/2010 Report
It amazes me that anyone would even bother to make the trip to the venue to see this fake G'n'R tribute band, let alone pay money for the privilige. When Slash, Duff et al left, that was the end of the REAL band: perhaps it's time G'n'R fans finally taught the arrogant dimwit lead singer this lesson by just simply staying away.
~ by Axl Grease 9/3/2010 Report