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New club dates added

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Quebec And Canada Flags

WOW.

What a big day we had yesterday.

Guns N’ Roses added two club dates, following up their big gig at Le festival d’été de Québec!

One at Le Métropolis in Montréal on July 14th, and the other one, the day after, on July 15th, at The Sound Academy in Toronto.

Montreal deserve a god private show.  To shut the trap of the whiners here in Montreal, that have been whining for the past 21 years.

As for myself, I will attend the big show in Quebec, and the Montreal date at the Metropolis.

I will update my facebook page and my twitter page with pictures, and set list as it happens!

Ready?

CANADIAN DATES:

July 12th, 2013 – Festival d’été de Quebec, Québec city, Québec

July 14th, 2013 – Montréal, Québec @Métropolis

July 15th, 2013 – Toronto, Ontario @  Sound Academy

20 years ago today!

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Do you remember what happened 20 years ago today?

I fucking do!

20 years ago today, I was 18 years old.  And I was preparing for the show of my life.  I was preparing for the Guns N’ Roses / Metallica show at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal.  It was a killer bill.  Faith no more / Metallica / Guns n Roses.

How could you ask for more.  If I remember correctly, the prices for the tickets were “roughly” 45$.  Very cheap if you compare to the overpriced tickets bands charges.  (Except for GnR that charges way less than others!

Anyhow, I was preparing for the show of my life.  THe show took place.  Faith no more went on.  Followed by Metallica.  Halfway threw the set, a pyro went on, and James Hetfield was burned very badly.  They had to go home.

Guns N’ Roses took the stage 2 hours later.  And disapeared 45 minutes later.

I came back home crying.  We will never know what happened this night.  Bad sound?  Bad night?  Sickness?  Anyhow.  I was pretty sad.  But the end of show got a bit violent outside the Olympic Stadium.  A huge riot started.  Police cars were put into flames, the Montreal Expos boutique was completly vandalized.  The riot stopped couple of hours later.

Anyhow.  I just wanted to remember myself and others of what happened in Montreal, 20 years ago!  One night I will never forget!  

It took 18 years before the Gunners came back to Montreal.  Another show I will never ever forget!  

RockStar Weekly Guns N’ Roses set list magazine

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GREAT THING TO BUY!

Taken from :

http://www.rockstarweekly.com/rockstar-weekly-guns-n-roses-set-lists-magazine-now-available.html

RockStar Weekly is pleased to announce the second release in our Tour Edition Collection. This time out we’re looking at the 2009-2010 Guns N’ Roses Chinese Democracy Tour with a 60 page collection of set lists from the entire tour. The magazine is being printed and distributed by Hewlett-Packard Development Company production service MagCloud.

We saw some incredible set lists on this tour, including a 42-song outing in Tokyo, Japan which lasted 3 hours and 37 minutes. Let’s hope that show finds it’s way to official DVD/Blu-Ray release. In traditional GNR manner, the set list changes are frequent and the lengths of the shows range from 21 to 42 songs. The band also had fun performing several covers as full songs or instrumentals during the tour. The complete list of songs performed is below. This book also contains a great fan story from Elías Helgi, who went from Iceland to Canada to see GNR.

We hope you enjoy this collection of set lists from the 2009-2010 GNR tour dates – It’s the only collection of its kind available in printed matter and would be a great memento if you attended one of the shows.
As a bonus, RockStar Weekly will donate $1.00 from each magazine sold to Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal’s favourite charity – the Multiple Sclerosis Research Foundation.


Guns n Roses is a top act again!

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Here is an article taken from Billboard.com.  Guns n ROses is finally back in the top ranking of the tours in North America.  FINALLY!!!!!!!

in other news, the date for the show in Sweden is set for the June 12th!

Is it fucking nice to see Guns n ROses back on top again??????

lton John & Billy Joel‘s Face 2 Face Tour ranks at the top of the latest Hot Tours tally based on two performances at Seattle’s KeyArena on Feb. 3 and 6.  The shows were make-up dates originally scheduled for last November but postponed due to John taking ill.  Both concerts were sellouts with a combined total of $3.7 million in box office grosses.  27,605 fans attended the two sold out performances.

Veteran rock band Mötley Crüe is second among the current list of Hot Tours based on totals from its Dead of Winter Canadian Tour that played 10 cities during January and February.  Totals from eight of those concerts were reported during the past week with an overall gross of $2.8 million ($3 million Canadian) earned at the box office.  Of those eight shows, the top attendance came at Edmonton’s Rexall Place, home arena for the NHL’s Oilers.  The Jan. 27 event produced over half-a-million Canadian dollars in gross ticket sales.  The band’s short Canadian trek follows a busy 2009 on the road beginning with last year’s Saints of Los Angeles Tour in North America and Europe as well as the second consecutive summer Crüe Fest Tour that played July through September.

Guns N’ Roses lands at No. 3 in the rankings based on box office totals from the Canadian leg of its Chinese Democracy World Tour.  With six venues submitting totals during the most recent reporting period, combined grosses topped $2.6 million (over $2.7 million Canadian).  The 17,500-seat arena Rexall Place in Edmonton produced the band’s top gross and attendance on Jan. 17 just as it did for Mötley Crüe 10 days later.

Rank Artist/Event
Total Gross
Show Dates
Show Venue/City (Shows/Sellouts)
Total Attendance (Capacity)
1 ELTON JOHN & BILLY JOEL

$3,779,949
Feb. 3-6
KeyArena, Seattle (2/2)
27,605 (27,605)
2 MÖTLEY CRÜE

$2,843,519
Jan. 23-Feb. 5
Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, Victoria, British Columbia (1/0)
General Motors Place, Vancouver (1/0)
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary (1/0)
Rexall Place, Edmonton (1/0)
Brandt Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan (1/0)
MTS Centre, Winnipeg (1/0)
Colisée Pepsi, Quebec City (1/0)
Bell Centre, Montreal (1/0)
41,795 (50,112)
3 GUNS N’ ROSES

$2,681,795
Jan. 16-Feb. 4
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary (1/0)
Rexall Place, Edmonton (1/0)
Credit Union Centre, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (1/0)
Brandt Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan (1/0)
Moncton Coliseum, Moncton, New Brunswick (1/0)
Halifax Metro Centre, Halifax, Nova Scotia (1/0)
34,761 (44,380)

February 4th, 2010 Halifax, NS @ Metro Centre

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Oh well here it is.  Last day of the tour.   I hope you guys had fun.  Lets hope they come back as soon as possible.  I won’t talk too much about the tour, I will send my taughts tomorrow.  It was amazing, and will write something about it tomorrow.

SO here is for the last day of the tour

SET LIST:

  1. Chinese Democracy
  2. Welcome to the jungle
  3. It’s so easy
  4. Mr. brownstone
  5. Sorry
  6. Better
    Richard solo
  7. Live and let die
  8. If the world
    Dizzy solo
  9. Street of dreams
  10. Rocket Queen
    D.J. Ashba solo
  11. Sweet Child O’ Mine
    Axl piano solo
  12. November Rain
  13. You could be mine
  14. Knockin’ on heaven’s door
  15. Shackler’s revenge
  16. Patience
  17. Nightrain
    – Rappel –
  18. Liquor and whores (feat. The Trailer Park Boys)
  19. Paradise city

OFFICIAL WEB SITE AND TICKETS:

http://www.halifaxmetrocentre.com/en/home/default.aspx

The Halifax Metro Centre was built in 1978 in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The building is next to the World Trade and Convention Centre, at the foot of Citadel Hill. It is the largest arena in Halifax. It originally featured a full ring of bright orange seats around the playing surface, which is known as the “lower bowl”. It also has an incomplete “upper bowl” on each side of the arena facing rink-side (court-side) with seats of the same colour. In the mid to late 1990s, there were numerous renovations to the arena, including the addition of forty-three SkyBoxes and eleven “Executive Suites”. The addition of the SkyBoxes has since partially obscured views for people sitting high up in the upper bowl. These boxes do not cut off views of the events, but more cut off views of the rest of the seating area. Before the 2002–03 ice hockey season, in preparation for the World Junior Ice Hockey Championship, a new scoreboard and “SilverVision” LED screens were added. The arena concourses feature photographs of the various events that have taken place at the Metro Centre, with one side featuring entertainment events and the other featuring sporting events (including professional wrestling). It currently has a seating capacity of 10,595 for ice hockey. The building is connected to the Downtown Halifax Link system.

The arena is built into the ground to compensate for the steep elevation of the land it occupies. One can see cars at street level, outside, while watching an event. It is sometimes referred to as the “MC”.

In recent years there has been some talk of a possible new, larger arena to be built sometime in the next few years. It would likely have a seating capacity of over 15,000 for hockey games.[citation needed] In December 2007, an Ozzy Osbourne concert sold out in nine minutes, setting a box office ticket record for the Metro Centre. In July 2008, the Metro Centre also set a record sell-out (25,000 tickets sold in forty minutes), for two back-to-back Elton John concerts held in late September 2008.

February 1st, 2010 Quebec City, PQ @ Colisee Pepsi

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What a fucking great show in quebec city.  I was sitting down a bit more in front of the stage, so I could really feel the new stage.  The pyros, the screens, the ramps, everthing is so perfect.  I saw many shows of many bands in my life, but that tour tops it all.  And you want to go see another band after this.  Who is gonna top that tour?  Welll…GnR.. themselves!

And what a set list.  Was very happy to hear Rocket Queen again.  Is that a great song or what?  And a great thing to hear a lot of Chinese Democracy songs being played.  Not that the old tunes are not good, but the songs of Chinese Democracy fits so good on this tour.

People of Moncton, be prepared to get your ass kicked seriously!

Can’t wait to see them again.

SET LIST:

  1. Chinese democracy
  2. Welcome to the jungle
  3. It’s so easy
  4. Mr. brownstone
  5. Sorry
  6. Better
    Richard solo
  7. Live and let die
  8. If the world
    Dizzy solo
  9. Street of dreams
    Band jam
  10. Shackler’s revenge
  11. Rocket queen
    D.J. Ashba solo
  12. Sweet child o’ mine
  13. You could be mine
    Band jam (Run To The Hills/ Another Brick In The Wall)
    Axl piano solo (Someone saved my life tonight)
  14. November rain
    Band jam
    Ron solo
  15. Knockin’ on heaven’s door
  16. My Michelle (feat. Sebastian Bach)
  17. Nightrain
    – encore –
  18. Liquor and whores (feat. Bubbles)
  19. Madagascar
  20. Whole lotta Rosie
    Band jam
  21. This I love
  22. Paradise city

January 31st, 2010 Ottawa, ON @ Scotiabank Place

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After another amazing show in Toronto….CIty of a losers soccer team, the GnR train is rolling up tomorrow in Ottawa.  Next stop will be in Quebec city where I am going.  Can’t wait!

SET LIST:

History

As part of its bid to land a NHL franchise for Ottawa, Terrace Corporation unveiled the original proposal for the arena development at a press conference in September 1989. The proposal included a hotel and 20,500 seat arena, named The Palladium on 100 acres (0.40 km2), surrounded by a 500-acre (2.0 km2) mini-city, named “West Terrace.” The site itself, 600 acres (2.4 km2) of farmland, on the western border of Kanata, had been acquired in May 1989 by Terrace. The large site had previously been a possible location for a new home for the Central Canada Exhibition, but the Exhibition’s option on the property had expired.

The site was farmland and required a rezoning to proceed with construction. The then-City of Kanata supported the rezoning, but the provincial government and some local residents opposed the rezoning, forcing public hearings into the proposal by the Ontario Municipal Board. Rezoning approval was granted by the Board on August 28, 1991, with conditions. The conditions imposed by the board included a scaling down of the arena to 18,500 seats, a moratorium on development outside the initial 100-acre (0.40 km2) arena site, and that the cost of the highway interchange with highway 417 be paid by Terrace. A ground-breaking ceremony was held in June 1992 but actual construction did not start until July 7, 1994.

The two year period was used seeking financing for the site and interchange by Terrace Corporation. The corporation received a $6 million grant from the federal government, but needed to borrow to pay for the rest of the costs of construction. On August 17, 1993, Bruce Firestone, the Senators owner, was replaced by Rod Bryden, a former high tech tycoon, who assumed control of Terrace Corporation. Bryden managed to borrow enough to pay for the $188 million project[2] through a consortium of U.S. banks and Ogden Entertainment, but could not find financing for the highway interchange. Only after the provincial government provided a loan guarantee for the highway interchange financing did construction proceed.

The interior of the Scotiabank Place. Picture inset taken before a playoff game against the Buffalo Sabres.

Actual construction took 18 months, finishing in January 1996. The Palladium opened on January 15, 1996 with a concert by Canadian rocker Bryan Adams. The first NHL game took place two days later, with the Montreal Canadiens defeating the Senators 3-0. On February 17, 1996 the name ‘Palladium’ was changed to the ‘Corel Centre’ when Corel Corporation, an Ottawa software company, signed a 10-year deal for the naming rights.[3]

When mortgage holder Covanta Energy (the former Ogden Entertainment) went into receivership in 2001, Terrace was expected to pay off the whole debt. The ownership was not able to refinance the arena, eventually leading to Terrace itself declaring bankruptcy in 2003. However, on August 26 2003, billionaire businessman Eugene Melnyk finalized the purchase of the Senators and the arena.[1] The arena and club became solely owned by Melnyk through a new company, Capital Sports Properties.

In 2004, the ownership applied to expand its seating. The City of Ottawa amended its by-laws in December 2004 and in 2005, the venue was allowed to increase its seating capacity to 19,153 and total attendance to 20,500 when including standing room.[1][4]

Also in 2005, the arena became home to the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame, with a display on the second-floor concourse. Information of over 200 inductees is detailed on individual plaques. The exhibit display had previously been located at the Ottawa Civic Centre since 1967.[5] The space is donated by Scotiabank Place.

On January 19, 2006, the arena became known as ‘Scotiabank Place’ after reaching a new 15 year naming agreement with Canadian bank Scotiabank on January 11, 2006.[6][7] Scotiabank had been an advertising partner with the club for several years and took over the naming after Corel declined to renew its naming agreement with the Senators, but continued as an advertising sponsor.

[edit] Location

Although widely acknowledged as a well-designed arena, it has been criticized in the years since construction for being difficult to reach. It is located in the far west-end of Ottawa, in the former city of Kanata, which puts it at a fair distance from some parts of the National Capital Region, especially from the east-end of Ottawa or from the Outaouais region. Difficulties are compounded by frequent traffic congestion at game time along the Queensway (417) highway, Palladium Drive and Terry Fox Drive. Another problem is the isolation of the arena from many restaurants and bars, which makes it difficult for celebrations to continue naturally after the game as in many other more centrally located arenas.

[edit] Notable events

  • April 6, 2003 – The Juno Awards were held at Scotiabank Place, hosted by Shania Twain. The Awards ceremony was the final event in the “Juno Weekend” series of events in Ottawa.
  • June 2, 2007 – The venue hosted its first Stanley Cup Finals match when the Senators hosted the Anaheim Ducks and won 5-3. This game recorded an attendance of 20,500.
  • May 1, 2008 – Scotiabank Place hosted The Police, who were giving a concert on their 2008 tour.
  • June 1, 2009 – Scotiabank Place hosted the pianist duo of Elton John and Billy Joel, who were giving a concert on their 2009 tour. The audience attendance was 18,000, including standing room.
  • Metallica played for a record capacity crowd for a concert at Scotiabank Place, for just under 20,000 people on November 3, 2009.

[edit] Facilities

Scotiabank Place has facilities for ice hockey and basketball, games which are held regularly. Scotiabank Place has also hosted indoor lacrosse. Scotiabank has different configurations for concerts, with full and half arena seating arrangements. The building has six restaurants and a fitness club. Most of the restaurants are only open on game days. The Ottawa Senators operate a merchandise store next to the east entrance.

Scotiabank’s seating is in three levels, 100, 200 and 300, which are fixed sections surrounding the arena floor. The levels start with the 100 or ‘club’ level closest to the ice surface rising further up and away to the 300 level.There are suites in the 100 level and at the mezzanine level which is above the 300 level. There is a restaurant opening onto the 300 level at one end of the arena, and there is a low-price area in the 300 level at the other end, which doesn’t allow alcohol. The 100 level has its own concourse while levels 200 and 300 share a concourse. The Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame exhibit is on the 200/300 level concourse. The mezzanine level is only reachable by elevator.

January 27th, 2010 Montreal, QP @ Centre Bell

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Like I said on the last post, THIS WILL BE AN AMAZING NIGHT.  I CAN FEEL IT!

So for those of you who don’t know the Bell centre, here it is.  Let’s rock it tonight.  I WILL BE THERE.  My complete review tomorrow night, or right after the show, if I am not too tired….

SET LIST:

  1. Chinese democracy
  2. Welcome to the jungle
  3. It’s so easy
  4. Mr. brownstone
  5. Sorry
    Richard solo
  6. Live and let die
  7. If the world
  8. Better
    Dizzy solo
  9. Street of dreams
  10. You could be mine
    D.J. Ashba solo
  11. Sweet Child O’ Mine
  12. I.R.S
    Axl piano solo
  13. November Rain
    Ron solo
  14. Knockin’ on heaven’s door
  15. Out ta get me
  16. Patience
  17. Shackler’s revenge
  18. Nightrain
    – Rappel –
  19. Madagascar
  20. Scraped
  21. This I love
  22. Paradise city

Location

The Bell Centre is located in Downtown Montreal, on the corner of the avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal and De la Montagne street. It is easily accessible by public transportation, linked to both Lucien L’Allier and Bonaventure metro stations, as well as to the Greater Montreal commuter train network, Agence métropolitaine de transport. It is also connected to the underground city. The Bell Centre is well located due to its very close proximity to a vast array bars and restaurants.

[edit] Arena information

The building covers an area of 1.568 hectares (15,680 square metres, 168,778 sq. ft). It is located in downtown Montreal and is across the street from the 1250 René-Lévesque skyscraper and next door to Windsor station. It has a seating capacity of 21,273, making it the largest National Hockey League (NHL) arena. It also holds four restaurants, the most popular being La Cage aux Sports, which is one of the largest sports restaurants/bars in Montreal.[3]

Capacities of the Centre are:

The public address announcer for the Canadiens’ games is Michel Lacroix, while Charles Prévost-Linton sings the national anthems.

A new Daktronics scoreboard was installed prior of the 2008-2009 season. The new scoreboard is the biggest in the NHL.

[edit] Seating

The Bell Centre is arranged in a three-tier layout: The lower 100 section, commonly referred to as “the reds” since these seats are painted red, the 300 section rows AA-FF, also known as the white section, the middle part between the whites and the blue section is known as the grey section, also the 300 section, rows A-D and lastly, the 400 section is the blue section consisting of rows A-D.

The 200 section is known as Club Desjardins is between two levels of private and corporate boxes. However, tickets are sold for this section at a higher price than for seats closer to ice level because free food and non-alcoholic drinks are provided.

The ends of the 400 section are further divided into two more groups. At one end is the Molson Ex Zone, known to be the loudest section in the arena, and is commonly where chants begin. At the opposite end is the Family Zone, featuring lower ticket prices for children.

The grandstands rise very sharply, meaning that everyone has a great view, even if a tall spectator happens to be sitting in front of you.

[edit] Interior

The interior of the Bell Centre is themed heavily by the Montreal Canadiens. Team photographs from every season can be found throughout, as well as bronze busts of famous players.

[edit] Events

Inside the Bell Centre before a hockey game.

The final two games of the three-game 1996 World Cup of Hockey championship series were held at the Bell Centre (the USA won both games, defeating Canada in the series 2–1). The Bell Centre was also host to two pool games in the 2004 World Cup of Hockey. The Bell Centre was the host of the 2009 NHL All-Star Game and hosted the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.

The Bell Centre has also held several WWE events, including the 1997 Survivor Series, where the infamous Montreal Screwjob took place, as well as other pay-per-views including 2003 No Way Out. The arena hosted Breaking Point on September 13, 2009.

The Bell Centre was the venue of the first UFC event (UFC 83) to take place in Canada on April 19, 2008. The show was headlined by a rematch between Welterweight champion Matt Serra and Montreal native Georges St-Pierre. The tickets available to the public sold out in under one minute, and the event set the all time UFC attendance record. The Bell Centre was also host to UFC 97 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on April 18, 2009 where the pound for pound king and Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva defended his belt against fellow Brazilian Thales Leites in a lackluster performance which was won by Anderson Silva via unanimous decision.

The Bell Centre is also the primary concert venue for major performances. Most shows put on by big acts visit the arena unless they require more room than is available in a hockey rink-sized facility; in which case the Olympic Stadium is used, or less frequently, Parc Jean-Drapeau.

[edit] Records/Celine Dion

Concerts by Celine Dion for August 15 and 16, 2008 were sold out within six minutes. The next day, Dion’s management added two more concert dates on August 18 and 20, 2008. A further seven dates were added bringing the total to 11 shows and 246,000 spectators. She set a record in the history of Canadian concerts when all eleven shows sold out within an hour. By her eleventh concert she would have played the Bell Centre 31 times since 1996 [4]. The Montreal concerts grossed just over $30 million, making it one of the biggest concert events held at any arena in the world.

Montreal Canadiens home games have been consistently sold out since January 2004[5]. Additionally, the Canadiens have among the top attendance figures in the NHL. For the 2008-2009 season, the Habs had the second highest attendance, second only to the Chicago Blackhawks.[5]

Bon Jovi performing at the Bell Centre in 2007

[edit] Retired jerseys

The following numbers have been retired by the Canadiens (positions in parentheses) and hang from the rafters:

Happy times for me and Montrealers!

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Wow. Here is the time we all been waiting for. After 18 years, Guns n Roses will finally be playing in Montreal. You guys can’t really feel how I feel right now. Yes probably some of you do, but for the most part, you don’t. I was there 18 years ago at the Olympic stadium. I was in the crowd that was SO pissed off. But hey….who am I to judge the way entertainers feel some random night?

I was 19 year old. I went with my then girlfriend to the show. Excited like a motherfucker, I arrived at the stadium so fucking pumped, but sooner than later, realized that it was gone. The feeling I felt that moment the lights went on was unforgettable. I never forgot that feeling I had. I was pissed, saddened and felt abandoned. Before that night, I saw them in 1988 opening for Iron Maiden at the Montreal Forum. So in 1992, it was THE moment I was waiting for for so long. Everything went wrong that night. EVERYTHING.

After the show, I walked 10 miles accompanied by my girlfriend at the time. I was crying like a baby all those 10 miles. When I arrived home, I listened to the news all night long from the radio. Cause at the time, 24 hours news channel didn’t exist here in Quebec. So I was listening to the radio, and felt betrayed. I don’t think I can explain exactly the feeling I had.

But my love for the band didn’t went down a bit. It grew even more on me. For some people, Mozart is a brilliant composer. For others, Johann Sebastian Bach is. But for me, Axl Rose is. Axl ROse is a brilliant composer, song writer, and lyricist. For me, he is the best of his time.

So tomorrow, will be the end of a amazingly long wait. I saw them couple of times in 2006, but that show in Montreal is VERY special. I don’t know what to expect. I don’t know if the band will play longer. But I know one thing. The crowd is going to be AMAZED and AMAZING! THey have no clue of what will strike them tomorrow. And I don’t thing the Gunners know what will strike them either. If there is a show to ttend on this tour, it is tomorrows show in Montreal. For all those reasons. It will be the best show in Montreal since a long long time, if not the BEST.

I don’t know if Axl knows how happy he made me, and Montrealers. WE ARE HAPPY AXL! We can’t thank you enough to come back here, 18 years after, and fix what have been broken for some people. But for me, nothing broke. It will just be the time to show you that some of us never went away from you after the riot. Some things in life we can’t control, and in August 1992, it was one of those nights. Tomorrow, it will be again “ONE OF THOSE NIGHTS”, but for some completely different reasons.

May we be as good for you tomorrow night as you are with us for coming back here 18 years later.

The lights will go out tomorrow night, and all the hard feelings will completely disapear!

Axl, Ron, Richard, DJ, Frank, Dizzy, Chris & Tommy, I want to personnally thank you all for making that night a memorable one!

LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! LET’S FUCKING ROCK N ROLL!

MONTREALERS!!!!!!! GUNS N ROSES IS HERE MOTHERFUCKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to Jarmo from HTGTH for the picture of DJ Ashba