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The band launched their world tour on May 1 at Songdo Moonlight Festival Park in Incheon, South Korea.
Guns N’ Roses definitely don’t shy away from poking fun at themselves.
On Monday, May 19, the band’s official Instagram page posted a video compilation showcasing 14 moments when lead singer Axl Rose took a tumble onstage over the years.
Set to their 1987 hit “Welcome to the Jungle,” the footage shows the 63-year-old frontman face-planting, stumbling across the stage, and falling on his back.
The clip also features Rose’s most recent fall during the May 17 concert in Mumbai, India, where he tripped on the stairs while performing the 1988 hit “Sweet Child O’ Mine.”
The post was captioned simply, “Guns N’ Roses Greatest Hits!”
Guns N’ Roses are currently touring on their Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things World Tour, which began on May 1 in Incheon, South Korea. The tour will continue through the end of July, with stops across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
On select dates, the band will be joined by special guests including Public Enemy, Rival Sons, and the Sex Pistols.
New drummer Isaac Carpenter, who stepped in after Frank Ferrer’s departure earlier this year, is performing with the group for this tour.
After nearly two decades with the band, Frank Ferrer—Guns N’ Roses’ longest-serving drummer—announced his departure in March 2025.
Guns N’ Roses shared the news on Instagram, describing Ferrer’s exit as “amicable.”
The statement read, “Guns N’ Roses announce the amicable departure of Frank Ferrer. The band expresses gratitude for Frank’s friendship, creativity, and steady presence over the past 19 years, and wishes him success in his next musical chapter.”
It continued, “Frank joined GNR during a show in June 2006 and played a key role in the rhythm section throughout numerous tours, including recent performances with the reunited trio of Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan. His final show with the band was on November 5, 2023, in Mexico.”
The very next day, the band introduced Isaac Carpenter—formerly of Loudermilk and Gosling—as their new drummer.
