News broke earlier this month that Slash's ex-wife of 14 years, Perla, would be holding an auction of the Guns N' Roses guitarist's stuff collected during their marriage. The UK's Daily Mail has recently learned some of the items heading to the block next month, complete with photos. In addition to several of Slash's iconic…
Guns N' Roses recently were named headliners for the Louder Than Life festival taking place September 27-29 in Louisville, Ky., but it looks like that won't be the band's only show in 2019.
It turns out Led Zeppelin was preparing to go out on tour almost a decade ago, but, perhaps, it wasn't meant to be. However something great did come out of those plans, for Slash anyway. Speaking Bayrock Drive, the top hat wearing guitarist describes how thanks to the British rock legends, he got his singer. Slash…
A famous musician once sang, "I'll sleep when I'm dead," which seems to be the philosophy that Slash has adopted. Immediately after wrapping Guns N' Roses' highly successful "Not In This Lifetime" tour, the guitarist hit the road with his other band. Slash featuring Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators is currently tearing across Europe then…
Both Guns N' Roses members Slash and Richard Fortus have confirmed that a new album is in the works. Now bassist Duff McKagan tells radio host Eddie Trunk that not only is the album "real" but he's also "heard some magnificent stuff that Axl has...really cool stuff he's been working on." McKagan said he doesn't…
Guns N’ Roses is playing very close to the vest when it comes to the possibility of releasing a new album. However, fans did get some mild updates courtesy of Slash.
The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert featured an absolutely incredible all-star lineup and featured some timeless performances, including Queen, Slash and Joe Elliott’s rendition of “Tie Your Mother Down.”
Slash is currently on his solo tour with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators in support of their new album Living The Dream, but they managed to work in one Guns N’ Roses classic into the setlist during their tour stop in Hollywood this week and were joined by a very special guest.
Slash didn't always go by Slash. He was born Saul Hudson. But even though that is the name on his driver's license, no one calls him that. Speaking to Steve Jones on "Jonesy's Jukebox", the Guns N' Roses guitarist reveals where the name actually came from. "My best friend's dad is a really cool actor…
