2022.07.01 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England
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2022.07.01 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England
Setlist:
01. It's So Easy
02. Mr. Brownstone
03. Chinese Democracy
Link Wray's Rumble intro
04. Welcome To The Jungle
05. Slither
06. Better
07. Estranged
08. Live And Let Die
09. Double Talkin' Jive
10. Reckless Life
11. Rocket Queen
12. I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover)
13. Absurd
14. Hard Skool
15. Civil War (with Machine Gun outro)
Slash Guitar Solo (Albert King's Born Under A Bad Sign jam)
16. Sweet Child O' Mine (with Carrie Underwood)
17. November Rain
Alice Cooper's Only Women Bleed intro
18. Knocking On Heaven's Door
19. Nightrain
Encore:
The Beatles' Blackbird intro
20. Patience
21. Paradise City (with Carrie Underwood)
Date:
July 1, 2022.
Venue:
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Location:
London England.
Line-up:
Axl Rose: Vocals and piano
Slash: Lead and rhythm guitar, and backing vocals
Richard Fortus: Rhythm and lead guitar, and backing vocals
Duff McKagan: Bass and backing vocals
Dizzy Reed: Piano and backing vocals
Frank Ferrer: Drums
Melissa Reese: Keyboard and backing vocals
Notes:
This show was originally scheduled for May 29, 2020. It was postponed to June 18, 2021 and then to July 1st, 2022 due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
01. It's So Easy
02. Mr. Brownstone
03. Chinese Democracy
Link Wray's Rumble intro
04. Welcome To The Jungle
05. Slither
06. Better
07. Estranged
08. Live And Let Die
09. Double Talkin' Jive
10. Reckless Life
11. Rocket Queen
12. I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover)
13. Absurd
14. Hard Skool
15. Civil War (with Machine Gun outro)
Slash Guitar Solo (Albert King's Born Under A Bad Sign jam)
16. Sweet Child O' Mine (with Carrie Underwood)
17. November Rain
Alice Cooper's Only Women Bleed intro
18. Knocking On Heaven's Door
19. Nightrain
Encore:
The Beatles' Blackbird intro
20. Patience
21. Paradise City (with Carrie Underwood)
Date:
July 1, 2022.
Venue:
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Location:
London England.
Line-up:
Axl Rose: Vocals and piano
Slash: Lead and rhythm guitar, and backing vocals
Richard Fortus: Rhythm and lead guitar, and backing vocals
Duff McKagan: Bass and backing vocals
Dizzy Reed: Piano and backing vocals
Frank Ferrer: Drums
Melissa Reese: Keyboard and backing vocals
Notes:
This show was originally scheduled for May 29, 2020. It was postponed to June 18, 2021 and then to July 1st, 2022 due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Posters:
(Artists: Pat Halloran, Timothy Lenoir)
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https://www.nme.com/news/music/guns-n-roses-fans-left-queuing-for-hours-at-tottenham-hotspur-stadium-3260458Guns N’ Roses fans left queuing for hours at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
The band are set to play two shows at the venue
By Arusa Qureshi
1st July 2022
Fans attending the Guns N’ Roses show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tonight (July 1) have taken to social media to express their anger at the severe delays in entry to the event.
The band are due to play two shows at the venue tonight and tomorrow (July 2), with early doors entry at 3.15pm and main doors at 3.30pm.
The first support act, Gary Clark Jr, was due to kick off at 4.30pm but according to Twitter, as of 5.30pm, fans were still waiting to be let in. Guns N’ Roses are due to be on stage at 6.45pm.
One person on Twitter wrote: “Anyone know why we’re still stood outside 3hrs after it was supposed to start?”, while another added: “We’ve been standing outside for 2 hours. Why don’t open the stadium? This is ridiculous.”
Someone else Tweeted: “Over an hour waiting for #GunsNRoses wtf is going on @Ticketmaster.”
As of 6pm, some audience members appear to have made it inside, while others continue to queue.
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The show eventually started about an hour later than scheduled, hence the set was shorter.
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Axl stopped Estranged due to sound issues
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Review in The Telegraph:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/what-to-listen-to/guns-n-roses-review-late-quiet-unpredictable-ever/Guns N’ Roses review: too late, too quiet – and as unpredictable as ever
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Fans were angered by 'teething problems' at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium's first ever gig, but the hair rockers' charisma is still undeniable
By Ian Winwood
To a chorus of displeasure expressed online, ticketholders gathered to see Guns N’ Roses’ performance on Friday night were required to wait two hours later than advertised before at last being permitted entry to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Such was the delay that Michael Monroe, the night’s opening act, was cut from the bill, while the headliners themselves appeared onstage almost an hour late for a set that was trimmed by no fewer than seven songs. All the same, at Gate 11 a cheery steward explained that the occasion represented a slice of history. “It’s the first ever concert here,” she reasoned, “there’s bound to be teething problems.”
According to a well-placed source, the reason for the delay was that singer Axl Rose had fallen victim to a bout of anxiety that was only assuaged by the event’s organisers agreeing to allow him to remain in the venue, night’s sleep and all, until after the second of his band’s consecutive evenings at the gleaming North London stadium. “Nice place you’ve got here,” he said, when at last his band appeared before an audience that in some cases had paid more than £250 for the privilege of being kept waiting. Elsewhere, on the pitch, the crowd vented their displeasure at what for them were pitifully low volume levels. “Turn it up,” they chanted. After less than an hour, a steady stream of people began trudging towards the exits.
In a night beset by problems, it was surely testament to the scale of the concert that, in the seats hard by the stage, Guns N’ Roses’ emphatic rock rang out clear and true. The sight of Rose violently tossing aside his microphone stand in the thick of the thrillingly nihilistic It’s So Easy – “cars are crashing every night, I drink and drive everything in sight,” he sang – recalled a time when he couldn’t always be relied upon to finish his night’s work playing to the kinds of audiences not averse to causing serious damage to venues as large as this.
But if the atmosphere in London was less explosive than at concerts of old, Guns N’ Roses’ continued ability to play with a measure of menace exemplified just one of the qualities that set them apart from the hair metal pack of the 1980s. So too did the refined grandiosity of songs such as Estranged and November Rain, both of which were last night elevated by the inevitably imperious lead guitar playing of top-hatted top-tier rock star Slash. Such was the towering charisma of bassist Duff McKagan that it didn’t much matter that his lead vocals on a cover of the Stooges’ fittingly punkish I Wanna Be Your Dog made Iggy Pop sound like Pavarotti.
What did matter, though, was the manner in which the set was cut. For reasons known only to themselves, the Los Angelinos excised the epic and masterful Coma from the running order in favour of newer songs that were simply not its equal. The decision to remove the searing You Could Be Mine was similarly mysterious. With a set list comprised of 22 songs performed over the course of two and a half hours, few could reasonably complain that they were short-changed by Guns N’ Roses, but it seemed as if the men responsible for some of the finest songs in the hard rock canon didn’t know the worth of some of their best work.
For Paradise City, the night’s final song, the group were joined onstage for a second time by singer Carrie Underwood. As if oblivious to the night’s lavish surroundings, leaning into its murderous groove, Axl Rose delivered the line “I’m your charity case so buy me something to eat” with a venom that implied he remained hungry after all these years. At moments such as these, it was only fitting that Guns N’ Roses themselves seemed as precarious and as unpredictable as ever they were.
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[quote="Blackstar"]Review in The Telegraph:
wtf
is axl anxious because he has to sing the same 30 songs for the millionth time all over again?
because he has to pretend that guns n' roses still exists and fool 50 thousand people "one more time tonight"?
or is it because he has to play gn'r songs with yes-men, hard-working, highly-skilled-musicians franky and ricky?
i wonder if axl has seen paul mccartney featuring john lennon at glastonbury 2022?
it just popped on my youtube mix today
someone may wanna show axl that one
if maccartney can get away with that, then axl can surely get away with ricky and franky & the "reunion" tour for another 20 years
Guns N’ Roses review: too late, too quiet – and as unpredictable as ever
According to a well-placed source, the reason for the delay was that singer Axl Rose had fallen victim to a bout of anxiety that was only assuaged by the event’s organisers agreeing to allow him to remain in the venue, night’s sleep and all, until after the second of his band’s consecutive evenings at the gleaming North London stadium.
wtf
is axl anxious because he has to sing the same 30 songs for the millionth time all over again?
because he has to pretend that guns n' roses still exists and fool 50 thousand people "one more time tonight"?
or is it because he has to play gn'r songs with yes-men, hard-working, highly-skilled-musicians franky and ricky?
i wonder if axl has seen paul mccartney featuring john lennon at glastonbury 2022?
it just popped on my youtube mix today
someone may wanna show axl that one
if maccartney can get away with that, then axl can surely get away with ricky and franky & the "reunion" tour for another 20 years
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ludurigan wrote:wtf
is axl anxious because he has to sing the same 30 songs for the millionth time all over again?
I think he was anxious because he was struggling with his voice and feared he would have to cancel or let his fans down.
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yeah man I know sorry I was just being an asshole and being ironic buy guess I am not tooo good at that and yeah it sucks
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ludurigan wrote:yeah man I know sorry I was just being an asshole and being ironic buy guess I am not tooo good at that and yeah it sucks
No worries. It's going to be interesting to see if this marks a permanent change in his vocal style or if it was just a temporary adjustment because he had some throat issues. I think the vocals earlier in this tour has been pretty good and doesn't really necessitate a permanent change, although it might make for more consistent and less hurtful shows for Axl if he were to drop down an octave.
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Soulmonster wrote:ludurigan wrote:yeah man I know sorry I was just being an asshole and being ironic buy guess I am not tooo good at that and yeah it sucks
No worries. It's going to be interesting to see if this marks a permanent change in his vocal style or if it was just a temporary adjustment because he had some throat issues. I think the vocals earlier in this tour has been pretty good and doesn't really necessitate a permanent change, although it might make for more consistent and less hurtful shows for Axl if he were to drop down an octave.
thanks
I been saying this since axl changed his voice in 2001
drop the high voice and go low
he sounds brilliant on his low voice
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I didn't see that coming.
Is this the very first time that we see the guy complaining out in the open?
Hopefully that is a little sign that a Guns n' Roses reunion is in the making.
Yeah, you guys are gonna have to excusme me for that but I keep trying to see signs of that in everything.
Last tour when Axl said "I miss that guy" referring to Izzy was a pretty good one.
And now this.
Huh?
Who knows?
One can always dream!
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Richard is just having fun
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Soulmonster wrote:Richard is just having fun
You think so?
It seems to me like a pretty clear, obvious complaint disguised as a "oh-never-mind-it's-ok-with-me" attitude.
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Nah, I don't think so. But who knows.
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