Slash has revealed the overwhelming relief he felt when he and Axl Rose finally buried the hatchet and reunited in Guns N' Roses. Having officially left the band in 1996, Slash was estranged from the ...

Michael Schenker achieved a rare feat on his star-studded new album, My Years With UFO: He lured Axl Rose into the studio to record a guest vocal on an updated version of UFO's "Love to Love." In fact ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Peter Pakvis/Redferns Intra-band turmoil was nothing new in Guns N’ Roses but by the ...

On Friday (May 17), Slash released his latest solo album Orgy of the Damned. The blues album featured the legendary guitarist backing a long line of guest vocalists. However, Axl Rose was not among ...

Slash has revealed what he thinks really divided him and Axl Rose back when Guns N’ Roses were at their peak in the ’90s and why they get along great now. The guitarist spoke with Guitar Worldearlier ...

"It was when I turned 15, because I picked up the guitar on my birthday. It was that summer." "At that time it was all a huge new discovery thing for me. All these new bands and all these records that ...

Slash says the recording of his latest album was "quite an adventure" and "a memorable experience." "We went in and we did this album live," he told CNN in a recent interview. "We did it in about five ...

Something is going on with Guns N Roses, and it could be something big. The big news today is Slash appeared on a Swedish show, Aftonbladet TV, and revealed that he and Axl Rose are on friendly ...

Slash addressed the viral moment that stemmed from a technical mishap at last week’s Guns N’ Roses concert in Argentina, explaining that Axl Rose‘s frustrated microphone throw had nothing to do with ...

Axl Rose said he was "so nervous" before his AC/DC audition back in 2016, according to his Guns N' Roses bandmate Duff McKagan. Guns N' Roses had just announced the long-awaited return of McKagan and ...

During an appearance on the Songcraft podcast, McKagan recalled how the track came together. “Izzy [Stradlin] had the three chords,” the bassist explained. “OK, well that’s… What do you do with that?