Guns n roses

It's still the '80s on classic rock radio, with the decade's biggest hits dominating more than half of this list.

Few albums reach the coveted 10-million sales mark. All of these are darn good.

They sweetened the announcement of their 2026 world tour with the song news.

It will be the band's first U.S. tour since 2023.

They're playing a stacked lineup alongside other rock and metal royalty.

This year will be marked by astonishing returns and long goodbyes.

Only two of rock's biggest bands are currently using their most famous lineups. These 23 acts could join them, but don't hold your breath.

Alan Niven says 'Sound N' Fury' now "languishes in a warehouse" due to his ex-clients.

Technical difficulties messed with the band, but drummer Isaac Carpenter is still in good standing.

For some reason, the tapes weren't rolling when these bands were operating at the peak of their powers.

Their last LP with the guitarist and co-founding bassist Duff McKagan dates back to 1993's 'The Spaghetti Incident?'

An original pressing recently sold for $1,400.