Slash

Well, it happened! Guns N' Roses performed their first show with the reunited Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on Friday night.

Dave Grohl, Rob Halford, Slash, members of Metallica and many more paid homage to Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister at his memorial.

Some might have been caught off guard by Guns N' Roses' plans to mount a classic-era reunion, but Slash's solo band weren't among them.

It's now been officially confirmed that Slash and Duff McKagan will join Axl Rose in the Guns N' Roses lineup that will be playing Coachella.

According to Billboard, Guns N' Roses, with Axl Rose + Slash on board, will headline the 2016 Coachella Festival and is in the process of booking other dates.

Guitarist Slash may be touring, but he's got his eye firmly on completing the band's next album.

Steven Adler says he's heard no talk of a comeback from any classic members, adding that Duff McKagan and Slash are probably not interested in working with him.

With all the hope for a classic Guns N' Roses reunion, the last thing fans needed was for Slash's brother to call Axl Rose a "fat bastard."

Ash Hudson, the brother of Slash, has apparently posted a heated missive ripping the idea of a classic Guns N' Roses reunion and telling fans to move on.

It looks like a major breakthrough in the relationship between Slash and Axl Rose took place recently.

The Runaways' Cherie Currie, Richie Ramone and Steven Adler were among those who performed at the 2015 IES Rock Honors.

Slash and Ace Frehley teamed up to record a Thin Lizzy cover for Frehley's upcoming covers album.