Guns N’ Roses Announce Final Farewell Tour – Dates and Cities Revealed

After rocking the world for nearly four decades, Guns N’ Roses have finally confirmed the news that has lingered like a rumour in every rock fan’s mind — they’re hanging up their touring boots with one last, thunderous farewell tour. Aptly titled “One Last Ride,” this final journey will see the legendary band bow out in the only way they know how: loud, proud, and unforgettable.

In a statement that sent shockwaves through the rock community, frontman Axl Rose said, “We’ve given everything we have to this music and these fans. This is our thank you — one more time, one more wild ride before we say goodbye.” Long-time guitarist Slash added, “If we’re going out, we’re going out on a high. Expect fireworks, sweat, tears — the whole damn thing.”

The farewell tour will kick off in true GNR fashion on their home turf — Los Angeles. The first show is slated for SoFi Stadium on April 3, 2026. From there, the band will hit iconic American cities including Las Vegas, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, and Seattle, playing massive stadiums that can hold tens of thousands of loyal fans who grew up blasting Sweet Child O’ Mine on repeat.

Once the North American leg wraps, the band will jet off for an extensive run through South America. Stops are confirmed for São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Mexico City — all places where the band’s larger-than-life shows have become folklore. These cities are expected to sell out within hours as Latin America is notorious for delivering some of the loudest crowds in rock history.

Europe won’t be left out of the celebration. Guns N’ Roses are set to revisit iconic venues like Wembley Stadium in London, Stade de France in Paris, and the historic Olympiastadion in Berlin. Fans in Madrid, Rome, Dublin, and Stockholm will also get their chance to scream every word along with Axl one last time under the summer sky.

Asia and Australia are on the map too. Tokyo, Seoul, and Singapore will all host dates, while Sydney and Melbourne will see the band return to the land down under, where they’ve maintained a devoted fan base since the late ‘80s. These final shows will give fans across continents a chance to witness history before the curtain falls.

Beyond the music, the band promises a tour packed with surprises. Rumours are swirling about special guests, unexpected setlist twists, and nods to their earliest days on the Sunset Strip. Longtime fans are hoping for rare tracks, deep cuts, and maybe even some unreleased material that has sat gathering dust for years.

For many, this final tour is more than just concerts — it’s the closing of a chapter that defined a generation. Guns N’ Roses didn’t just make music; they created an attitude, an energy, and a rebellious spirit that influenced fashion, movies, and countless younger bands. Their legacy stretches far beyond the stage.

Tickets for “One Last Ride” are expected to be some of the hottest in rock history. Pre-sales have already crashed websites and sent fans into a frenzy, with diehards determined to see their heroes at least once more. Industry insiders are predicting record-breaking box office numbers and sold-out shows across the board.

Despite the tears and nostalgia, the band remains upbeat about their decision to call it a day. In his closing statement, Duff McKagan said, “It’s not goodbye to the fans — it’s just goodbye to the road. We’ll always be Guns N’ Roses, whether we’re on a stage or not.” For many, those words bring comfort that the music will always live on, blasting through speakers and headphones for generations to come.

As the tour approaches, rock radio stations have doubled down on Guns N’ Roses classics, playlists are trending on every streaming platform, and old-school fans are dusting off vintage T-shirts and denim jackets. There’s a buzz in the air that feels like the late ‘80s all over again — a last chance to lose your voice singing Paradise City at the top of your lungs.

For fans lucky enough to grab a ticket, “One Last Ride” won’t just be a concert — it will be a celebration of survival, rebellion, and timeless rock and roll. And when the final note rings out, one thing is certain: Guns N’ Roses will leave the stage exactly as they entered it — on their own terms, unforgettable, and immortal.