Report: This Is the Final Lineup of Reunited Guns N’ Roses

Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan…

Rock journalist Mitch Lafon is reporting that the lineup of reunited Guns N’ Roses has been finalized, and will feature:

Axl Rose on vocals, Slash on lead guitar, Duff McKagan on bass, Dave Kushner of Velvet Revolver on guitar, Richard Fortus on guitar, Frank Ferrer on drums, Dizzy Reed on keyboards, and multi-instrumentalist Chris Pitman.

A few days ago, Kushner teased the possibility of joining the GN’R gang. Check the tweets below for details.

Pitman seemingly confirmed his involvement with the band by updating his Twitter page to say “Guns N’ Roses, 1998 to present.”

Axl recently downplayed Billboard’s reunion story, saying that the only “confirmed” thing he knows of is his love of Taco Bell. Read about it here.

Another recent report on the GN’R reunion matter says that the gang will make their comeback on January 6 on the Jimmy Kimmel show.

There’s also a photo of what Axl looks like these days. Check it out here.

According to the latest report, the band is looking for A LOT of money in order to get a booking. Read about it here.

GN’R recently began advertising their reunion in movie theaters before the new “Star Wars” movie. Additionally, bassist Duff McKagan shared a rehearsal photo that hints at reunion, and an insider revealed that the guys are looking to release one or two new songs. Read about it here.

The band has recently hinted that Duff is indeed back in the fold. Read about it here.

According to previous reports, drummer Frank Ferrer, who’s been a member of GN’R since 2006, will take part in the heavily-speculated reunion tour, with various sources noting that neither original drummer Steven Adler nor Matt Sorum will be taking part in the reunion.

Based to the same report, guitarist Izzy Stradlin also won’t be rejoining the band.

In one of the previous updates, guitarist Richard Fortus suggested he’s still a member of the band.

Additionally, a recent report from a Live Nation insider claimed that the reunion is “definitely happening,” with 25 live shows ready to go. Read about it here.

GN’R recently began selling classic-lineup merch again, which is a pretty big deal and a strong reunion hint from a legal standpoint. Read about it here.

In recent news, Slash confirmed that his schedule has been cleared for the exact period when the reunion tour is rumored to take place. Read about it here.

According to previous reports, the band is gearing up for a global tour in 2016 to mark the 30th anniversary of GN’R.

There are multiple sources that indicate the guys back on track, but no official confirmation has yet been released. Read about it here.

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