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Guns N' Roses

Guns N' Roses is an American hard rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1985 from L.A. Guns and Hollywood Rose. After signing with Geffen Records in 1986, the band's "classic" lineup featured vocalist Axl Rose, lead guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan, and drummer Steven Adler.

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Also known as
GNR
Genres
Hard rock · heavy metal
Labels
Geffen · UMG · UZI Suicide · Black Frog
Members
Axl Rose · Duff McKagan · Slash · Dizzy Reed · Richard Fortus
Origin
Los Angeles, California, U.S.

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related to Bibliography · 70
Guns N' Roses → Adler, And Other Lies, Anthony, Appetite, Be, Berelian, Bozza, Brian, Bulfinch Press, Canter, Century Rock, Chris, Chrome Dreams, Cogan, Collectors Guide Publishing Inc, Da Capo Press, Danny, Destruction, Drugs, Duff
related to Legacy, style, influence, and controversies · 32
Guns N' Roses → Alice Cooper, Appetite, Apple Music, Axl Rose's, Billy Corgan, Country, Despite, Destruction, Elton John, Gangsta, GNR, Guns, Joe Perry, Kurt Cobain, Led Zeppelin, Many, Metallica, Metallica's, MTV, Nine Inch Nails' Trent
related to Lineup changes and sporadic activity (1994–1998) · 32
Guns N' Roses → According, Axl, Between, Devil, Entertainment Weekly, Fallen, Gilby Clarke, Gilby Clarke's, GN'R, Hollywood Rose, Huge, In, In December, In May, Interview, It's Five O'Clock Somewhere, Matt Sorum, McKagan, Paul, Pawnshop Guitars
related to Formation (1985–1986) · 29
Guns N' Roses → After, AIDS, Amazon, Axl, Axl Rose, Chris Weber, Gardner, Guitarist Slash, Guns, Guns's, Heads, Hey, Hollywood Rose, In, Izzy, Izzy Stradlin, March, Ole Beich, On January, Rejected
related to Slash and McKagan rejoin, tour and future (2015–present) · 22
Guns N' Roses → Ashba, Billboard, Coachella, DJ Ashba, Duff McKagan, Gary Graff, Guns N' Roses-related, January, Jimmy Kimmel Live, KROQ, McKagan, No, On December, On July, Ron Thal, Rose, Several, Sixx, Slash, Thal
related to Tours · 15
Guns N' Roses → Appetite, Because What You Want, Chinese Democracy Tour, Democracy, Destruction Tour, Not, Personal Tour, The Early Days, This Lifetime, Tour, Two Completely Different Things, Up Close, Use Your Illusion Tour, We're F'N' Back, What You Get Are
related to External links · 9
Guns N' Roses → DiscogsGuns N' Roses, Fact, Fiction, IMDbGuns N' Roses Play, Loudwire, MusicBrainzGuns N' Roses, N' Roses, Official, Wikipedia
Members · 7
Guns N' Roses → Axl Rose, Dizzy Reed, Duff McKagan, Isaac Carpenter, Melissa Reese, Richard Fortus, Slash
Labels · 4
Guns N' Roses → Black Frog, Geffen, UMG, UZI Suicide
Genres · 2
Guns N' Roses → Hard rock, heavy metal

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Guns N' RosesAwardsFull list1.00infobox
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Guns N' RosesGenresheavy metal1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesLabelsGeffen1.00infobox
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Guns N' RosesLabelsUZI Suicide1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesLabelsBlack Frog1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersAxl Rose1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersDuff McKagan1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersSlash1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersDizzy Reed1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersRichard Fortus1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersMelissa Reese1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesMembersIsaac Carpenter1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesOriginLos Angeles, California, U.S.1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesPast membersList of former members1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesSpinoff ofL.A. Guns1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesSpinoff ofHollywood Rose1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesSpinoffsSlash's Snakepit1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesSpinoffsVelvet Revolver1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesWebsitegunsnroses.com1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesWorksDiscography1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesWorkssongs1.00infobox
Guns N' RosesYears active1985–present1.00infobox
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