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    Dizzy Reed announces shows in the U.S.!

    in 2011

    Posted · Edited by Axl Rose Fã Clube

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    The keyboardist of Guns N 'Roses, Dizzy Reed, has been confirmed in one of the attractions of N Roll Bike Fest, which will be in June.

    Check the dates below:

    Bike N Roll Fest, Madison, Willow Island

    06/10/11

    Rock N Roll Bike Fest, Madison, Willow Island

    06/17/11

    Promotion of the show's Dizzy Reed:

    Dizzy Reed

    Recalling that the LA Guns played at the same event last year!

    Guess we'll have a long break from the stage of the Gun

    Source: Axl Rose - Fã Clube

    Numbers of all the band's concerts

    in 2011

    Posted

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    The first known live show of Guns N 'Roses took place on May 26, 1985, at the Troubadour in Hollywood. At that time, the band was Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, Tracii Guns, Rob Gardener and Ole Beich. Since then, 608 shows were performed by Guns N 'Roses, Axl Rose though only remained that first training.

    Number of concerts known:

    608 (excluding tests and video recording, including some private shows). This equates to an average of 22 concerts per year.

    Total songs played:

    7753 (the amount can be higher due to the lack of set lists set lists or incomplete).

    Average music played at concerts for years on tour:

    1985: 10.7.

    1986: 11.0.

    1987: 11.0.

    1988: 9.3.

    1989: 8.6.

    1991: 17.6.

    1992: 15.8.

    1993: 17.4.

    2001: 19.4.

    2002: 17.3.

    2006: 17.9.

    2007: 17.5.

    2009: 22.8.

    2010: 19.5.

    Total Average: 15.7.

    Known amount of different songs played:

    89 (excluding parts, solos, improvisations and extended solos, with only some members of the band playing).

    Number of countries visited:

    48.

    Ten most popular countries (number of concerts):

    2001: USA (338)

    02: Canada (49)

    03: England (33)

    04: Japan (20)

    2005: Australia (17)

    2006: Germany (14)

    07. Brazil (11)

    08. Mexico and Spain (10)

    09. France (9)

    10. Italy and the Netherlands (6)

    The twenty most popular songs (based on number of times you know they were played):

    01: Welcome To The Jungle (480)

    02: Mr. Brownstone (455)

    03: Paradise City (436)

    04: Sweet Child O 'Mine (434)

    05: Knockin 'on Heaven's Door (432)

    06: It's So Easy (398)

    07: Patience (354)

    2008: Live And Let Die (347)

    2009: November Rain (342)

    10: Nightrain (331).

    11: You Could Be Mine (329).

    12: Out Ta Get Me (230).

    13: Rocket Queen (225).

    14: My Michelle (206).

    15: Street of Dreams (190).

    16. Double Talkin 'Jive (161).

    17: Madagascar (154).

    18: Better (150).

    19: Do not Cry (139).

    20: Civil War (121).

    The five most intense years (based on number of songs played):

    1: 2010 (at least 1369 tracks played).

    2: 2006 (at least 1286 tracks played).

    3: 1992 (at least 1022 tracks played).

    4: 1991 (at least 920 tunes).

    5: 1993 (at least 855 tunes).

    The shows longer (considering the number of songs played):

    In the United States on August 31, 1992, and in Japan on December 19, 2009: 31 songs performed in each of these shows.

    The ten band members who participated in more concerts (only complete presentations are considered and not just a few appearances in music):

    2001: Axl Rose (607)

    02: Duff McKagan (411)

    03: Slash (408)

    2004: Dizzy Reed (390)

    05: Izzy Stradlin (270)

    2006: Steven Adler (208)

    07: Matt Sorum, Tommy Stinson, Chris Pitman (195)

    2008: Richard Fortus (191)

    09: Bumblefoot (168)

    10: Gilby Clarke (143)

    Updated on December 26, 2010.

    Source: Axl Rose - Fã Clube

    Fan will be compensated for late show of Guns N 'Roses in Brazil

    in 2011

    Posted

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    The Court of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, decided to order the production of the rock band Guns N 'Roses because of a delay in the presentation took place last year. The company T4F Entertainment must compensate the Plaintiff's for $ 1300. The value is equal to the price of tickets.

    According to the author, who lives in Caxias do Sul, there was a change of venue and delay of five hours to initiate the presentation of the group. She argued that had to travel to Porto Alegre and who could not see the whole show.

    The company said the delay is justified "by act of force majeure ", since two days before the show in Porto Alegre there was heavy rain in Rio de Janeiro, where a presentation was planned, damaging much of the equipment.

    The decision was taken by the Civil Court of Appeals 3rd Class TJ. The information is from the press office of the Court.

    Source: Axl Rose - Fan Club

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