Guns N’ Roses announce 2025 UK, Europe and Middle East tour

Guns N’ Roses have announced a huge 2025 European and Middle Eastern tour. Check out all the ticket information and tour dates below.

The 24-date tour will see the rock icons play their first-ever shows in Saudi Arabia, Georgia, Lithuania and Luxembourg, with support from Public Enemy, Rival Sons and Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter at select dates.

Kicking off on May 23 at Saudi Arabia Kingdom Arena, the string of shows will continue with stadium stops in Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Germany, the UK, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Hungary and Austria.

Pre-sale begins on Tuesday (December 10) at 9am local time, and you can sign up here. General sale will start this Friday (December 13) at 9am local time. You’ll be able to find tickets for the UK dates here and all other shows here.

Check out the official poster, and all the tour dates, below.

Guns N’ Roses 2025 tour dates are:

MAY

23 – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Kingdom Arena

27 – Abu Dhabi, UAE Etihad Arena

30 – Shekvetili, Georgia Shekvetili Parka

JUNE

6 – Coimbra, Portugal Estádio Cidade de Coimbra

9 – Barcelona, Spain Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

12 – Florence, Italy Firenze Rocks

15 – Hradec Kralove, Czechia Rock For People

18 – Dusseldorf, Germany Merkur Spiel-Arena

20 – Munich, Germany Allianz Arena

23 – Birmingham, UK Villa Park

26 – London, UK Wembley Stadium

29 – Aarhus, Denmark Eskelunden

JULY 

2 – Trondheim, Norway Granåsen Ski Centre

4 – Stockholm, Sweden Strawberry Arena

7 – Tampere, Finland Ratina Stadium

12 – Warsaw, Poland PGE Nardowy

18 – Belgrade, Serbia Ušće Park

21 – Sofia, Bulgaria Vasil Levski Stadium

24 – Vienna, Austria Ernst Happel Stadion

28 – Luxembourg City, Luxembourg Luxembourg Open Air

31 – Wacken, Germany Wacken Open Air

NME caught the band’s Glastonbury headline performance in 2023, calling it “one of their strongest sets in recent years” in a three-star review.

“To any G’N’R fan, the Glasto set undoubtedly marks one of the strongest sets that the rock veterans have given in recent years — completely devoid of sound issues, Axl Roses’ vocals in pretty good form, Slash at the top of his game and, probably the second biggest shock of the night, the band beginning the performance bang on time.”