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  • United States
  • formed 1985, Los Angeles
  • 12 Top 40 hits

Guns N' Roses is a group from the United States, formed in March 1985 in Los Angeles. At the concerts on this site the line-up consisted of Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed and Melissa Reese. One concert by Guns N' Roses is on this site: Evenemententerrein Weert (2023), with 4 clips filmed from the crowd between them. 12 records made the Dutch Top 40, 1 of them all the way to number 1. The highest was Knockin' On Heaven's Door: number 1 in 1992.

Concerts by Guns N' Roses

1 concert by Guns N' Roses on this site, newest first. A ticket opens the concert with the clips in the order of the night and the setlist.

Timeline of Guns N' Roses

The 5 members of Guns N' Roses who played at the concerts on this site, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. The red lines the entries in the Dutch Top 40 and the coloured lines the concerts on this site. Point at a line and click for the weekly chart or the concert. A linked name has its own page.

Guns N' RosesAxl RoseSlashDuff McKaganDizzy ReedMelissa Reese198519901995200020052010201520202025Knockin' On Heaven's Doornumber 1 in week 27 of 1992 · 18 weeksNovember Rainnumber 4 in week 40 of 1992 · 18 weeksPatiencenumber 4 in week 30 of 1989 · 12 weeksParadise Citynumber 4 in week 18 of 1989 · 11 weeksYou Could Be Minenumber 5 in week 32 of 1991 · 13 weeksYesterdaysnumber 6 in week 50 of 1992 · 9 weeksDon't Cry (Original)number 6 in week 40 of 1991 · 7 weeksSympathy For The Devilnumber 10 in week 2 of 1995 · 6 weeksLive And Let Dienumber 12 in week 2 of 1992 · 7 weeksAin't It Funnumber 20 in week 51 of 1993 · 5 weeksCivil Warnumber 22 in week 24 of 1993 · 6 weeksSweet Child O' Minenumber 24 in week 39 of 1989 · 10 weeksEvenemententerrein WeertJuly 11, 2023

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All videos of Guns N' Roses

All concert videos

4 clips from 1 concert, newest concert first and per concert in the order of the night, filmed on a phone from somewhere in the crowd. Click a clip to play it here.

Biggest hits of Guns N' Roses

12 records by Guns N' Roses in the Dutch Top 40, by peak. The highest was Knockin' On Heaven's Door: number 1 in week 27 of 1992. The graph shows the run of each record from week to week. These are the five biggest; the button below opens all of them.

  1. 1Knockin' On Heaven's Door
    Guns N' Roses
    199218 weeks
  2. 4November Rain
    Guns N' Roses
    199218 weeks
  3. 4Patience
    Guns N' Roses
    198912 weeks
  4. 4Paradise City
    Guns N' Roses
    198911 weeks
  5. 5You Could Be Mine
    Guns N' Roses
    199113 weeks

All Top 40 entries of Guns N' Roses

Frequently asked questions

A few things you may be wondering about this artist.

Which concerts by Guns N' Roses are on this site?

One concert: Evenemententerrein Weert (2023). Every concert has the clips in the order of the night and the setlist with a Spotify button per song.

Who played at the concerts of Guns N' Roses on this site?

The line-up consisted of Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed, Melissa Reese. They are listed in the side column; a member with a link has a page of their own with all information. Members from another period of the group are not listed.

Which Top 40 hits did Guns N' Roses have?

12 records in the Dutch Top 40, one of them at number 1. The highest was Knockin' On Heaven's Door: number 1 in 1992. The graph next to each record shows its run from week to week.

How many clips of Guns N' Roses are there?

4 clips from 1 concert, all of them on this page under "All videos". Every clip was filmed on a phone from somewhere in the crowd and plays here in a window over the page.

How do you watch and listen to Guns N' Roses?

The clips play here on the page under "All videos" and on the concert pages, in a window over the page; on a concert page every song in the setlist has a round Spotify button; the Top 40 entries have the same Spotify button. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on; this needs one-time consent for Spotify.

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