Guns N' Roses recent setlists give hint to what they'll play in Dublin tonight

Guns N' Roses

Guns N' Roses will play The O2 in Dublin this evening, the first leg of the band's eight legged UK and Ireland tour. The band have just completed two eastern European shows over the weekend and the 23-song setlists included all the GN'R hits that you would expect, such as 'Welcome To The Jungle', 'Live and Let Die', 'Sweet Child O' Mine' and 'November Rain', as well as sprinkling in covers like AC/DC's 'Whole Lotta Rosie', Pink Floyd's 'Another Brick In The Wall' and Massive Attack's 'Splitting The Atom'.

Thin Lizzy are to be tonight's support act, and hopefully the show will go better than last time Axl and co. were in Dublin.

Rose was recently in the news for vigourously rejecting an induction to the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame.

The band are due on-stage tonight at 9.15pm, but were two hours late for their appointment in Moscow so keep that in mind. When they got on stage, however, here's what they played:

'Chinese Democracy'
'Welcome to the Jungle'
'It's So Easy'
'Mr. Brownstone'
'Sorry'
'Rocket Queen'
'Estranged'
'Live And Let Die'
'This I Love'
'Motivation'
'Street Of Dreams'
'You Could Be Mine'
'Sweet Child O' Mine'
'November Rain'
'Don't Cry'
'Whole Lotta Rosie'
'Knockin' On Heaven's Door'
'Nightrain'
'Madagascar'
'Better'
'Paradise City'
'My Way'

Story by John Balfe | 15:12 | Thursday 17th May 2012 | Music News

Comments

Kelkelwashington

An Epic concert! Hairs stood in the back of my neck! Sore leg or not Axl put out an amazing performance! 3 hours on non stop Rock 'n' Roll entertainment!! Pity it's there last world tour but they gave us one night every person at the o2 last night will never forget! Thin Lizzy as always got the crowd jumping!! Impressive performance and looking forward to their gig in the Olympia in December! One not to miss!!

Posted 20:29 | Fri 18th May 2012

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