2019.11.02 - Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA

This was the concluding show in the 2019 leg of the NITL. No other shows are said to happen in 2019, although the band will at least visit some South American festivals in 2020.

For this leg, the band played Locomotive and Dead Horse, both of which had no been played since the 90s. The band also continued to play Shadow of Your Love. They also played the same covers as before (The Seeker, Wichita Lineman, Slither and occasionally Black Hole Sun). Slash introduced a new blues solo jam.

Personally I am a bit disappointed we didn't get to hear Hard School. Maybe in 2020?

Review for both Vegas shows; Las Vegas Review-Journal, November 3, 2019:

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Guns N’ Roses delivers a tidal wave of power on Las Vegas Strip

By John Katsilometes

Somehow, as Guns N’ Roses attacked “Mr. Brownstone” at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on Saturday night, I didn’t miss Celine Dion’s water curtain.

The water curtain was a stirring effect for eight years in Celine’s run at the Colossuem, unveiled for her classic “My Heart Will Go On.” But there are a time and a place for the water curtain. Friday and Saturday nights were not those times.

Guns N’ Roses produced a tidal wave of sound at the Colosseum for a three-hour rock extravaganza, a night when “November Rain” supplanted Celine’s signature shower effect. As one would expect, this show was loud and proud and bathed in dazzling graphics from the new LED screen at the back of the stage.

The idea of the overhaul was, in large part, to evolve the Colosseum’s scope as a rock hall. And Guns N’ Roses extensively rocked the new hall.

Examples were evident in every song, as GNR closed its “Not in This Lifetime” tour at the vaunted entertainment venue. There was the dizzying chase scene through a maze of TVs for “Welcome to the Jungle.” Blood streaming down the black-and-white images during the growling cover of “Live and Let Die.” The sharp images of the band members themselves, far larger than life, and the band’s powerful rosebush-pistols logo were what Caesars Entertainment execs had in mind when they retooled the venue.

GNR rose to the high expectations — and high ticket prices. What was the crowd’s demographic? Rich and 50-ish. The sad reality is the best way to observe the power of a Guns N’ Roses live show is mostly through social media. But over two nights, the band performed all of its hits (“Welcome to the Jungle,” “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” “Nightrain” and “Paradise City” had the place rocking) and some inventive twists: Glen Campbell’s “Wichita Lineman” (Rose has long been a fan of the Jimmy Webb composition), and “The Seeker” by The Who.

GNR also covered Bob Dylan’s “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door,” a famous shout-along. In Friday’s show, Rose tumbled onstage while backpedaling during the song (TMZ has posted video of the fall). He then wiped up the area from what seemed to be spilled liquid. But don’t blame the water curtain. That was taken down long ago.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/entertainment/entertainment-columns/kats/guns-n-roses-delivers-a-tidal-wave-of-power-on-las-vegas-strip-1885002/

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Article about both Las Vegas shows; 3News/KSNV, Nov. 4, 2019:

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Guns N' Roses closes out 'Not In This Lifetime' Tour at Caesars Palace

by Cody Miller

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legendary band Guns N’ Roses closed out its tour at The Colosseum inside Caesars Palace Saturday after back-to-back sold-out shows on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2.

The group transformed the venue in to rock haven and performed the highest-grossing shows The Colosseum has ever seen.

With the venue’s new general admission standing room area, the crowd was able to party all night to favorites like “Paradise City” and “Welcome To The Jungle.”

In attendance at the shows were country superstar Carrie Underwood, who shared the experience on her Instagram, actor Jason Momoa and Vegas Golden Knights’ hometown favorite Deryk Engelland.

https://news3lv.com/news/local/photos-guns-n-roses-closes-out-not-in-this-lifetime-tour-at-caesars-palace