New club dates added

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

Guns n Roses is a top act again!

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)