Guns N' Roses Reunion Wasn't Motivated By Money 2017 In Review
. ![]() Guns N' Roses Reunion Wasn't Motivated By Money was a top 17 story of January 2017. (New Rock Times) Guns N' Roses guitarist Richard Fortus says that the rekindling of the friendship between Axl Rose and Slash and subsequent return to the band for the latter had nothing to do with money. The stadium tours with the current line-up of Guns N' Roses with Slash and Duff back with frontman Axl Rose are reportedly raking in in excess of $5.5m per show. But speaking to Guy 'Favazz' Favazza of the St. Louis, Missouri radio station KSHE, Fortus shot down suggestions the reunion was fuelled by dollar signs. "No. Axl has been going on on time for years before [the reunion]," said Fortus. "It's been great. Is money the motivating factor for him? Absolutely not. I've never seen that guy motivated by money, as long as I've known him. Otherwise, this reunion would have happened a long time ago." "Honestly, I don't think money was a motivating factor for anybody, other than the stars just seemed to align. We didn't have a bass player, we didn't have a guitar player. Really, that's how it sort of happened." Read more here.
|
Hot In The City: Candlelight Concerts Set to Light Up Phoenix
On The Record: Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Sites and Sounds: Dates Announced for Phish: Riviera Maya 2026 in Cancun, Mexico
RockPile: The Yagas, Peter Holsapple and More
Linkin Park Extend From Zero World Reunion Tour Into 2026
Watch Halestorm's 'Everest' Video
Turnstile: Never Enough Coming To Movie Theaters
Burton C. Bell Unleashes 'Savages' Video
Pop Evil Streaming Live Acoustic EP 'Unleaded'
Beach Boys' Al Jardine Surprises Fans With First New Music Collection In 15 Years
Cartel Revisit 'Honestly' For Chroma's 20th Anniversary
311 Share 90s Throwback EP: Vol 1 A Vault-Raid of Classic Live Tracks