2025 World Tour

[jarmo]

They seem to be aiming for new places this time around. They've played both Oslo and Bergen before, now it's Trondheim. I don't believe they've played in Aarhus before either.

You mean Stavanger. Bergen was in 2010.




/jarmo

[Spirit]

They seem to be aiming for new places this time around. They've played both Oslo and Bergen before, now it's Trondheim. I don't believe they've played in Aarhus before either.

You mean Stavanger. Bergen was in 2010.




/jarmo

Yeah that's right, should've catched that, I was there!

[jarmo]

They seem to be aiming for new places this time around. They've played both Oslo and Bergen before, now it's Trondheim. I don't believe they've played in Aarhus before either.

You mean Stavanger. Bergen was in 2010.




/jarmo

Yeah that's right, should've catched that, I was there!

Easy to get confused.

Oslo in 2018, Stavanger in 2022, Oslo in 2023, Trondheim in 2025.....  Not a bad mix.

Compared to Sweden, which is more conventional. Stockholm in 2017, Gothenburg in 2018, Sölvesborg (Sweden Rock Festival) in 2022 and Stockholm in 2025.





/jarmo

[norway]

still got the ticket from that failed tour...2001?  

[kyrie]

Sex Pistols as an opening act? Johnny Rotten really still after that filthy lucre.

[jarmo]

Sex Pistols as an opening act? Johnny Rotten really still after that filthy lucre.

He's not part of the band. It's the Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter.




/jarmo

[kyrie]

Sex Pistols as an opening act? Johnny Rotten really still after that filthy lucre.

He's not part of the band. It's the Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter.




/jarmo

Huh. Not gonna lie, aside from Sid, the first thing that comes to mind when I think Sex Pistols is Johnny Rotten. But hey, we all know a few things about line-up changes around here 

[shaundix]

Ticket sales in the UK are shockingly poor.

It's about time the band pulled their finger out and did some actual promotion.

[martyngnr]

Ticket sales in the UK are shockingly poor.

It's about time the band pulled their finger out and did some actual promotion.

Still plenty of time for the tickets to sell.

Although Villa Park isn't well known for hosting concerts - and there were a few complaints about the Foo Fighters gig there in 2024.
So I thought that was a strange one.

And Wembley seems to be almost universally unpopular with everyone I've spoken to who's been there.

We're heading over to Munich from Aberdeen and it isn't actually that much more expensive and it's more of an event to see GNR in a different country rather than the same old cities.

[Bodhi]

Ticket sales in the UK are shockingly poor.

It's about time the band pulled their finger out and did some actual promotion.

Still plenty of time for the tickets to sell.

Although Villa Park isn't well known for hosting concerts - and there were a few complaints about the Foo Fighters gig there in 2024.
So I thought that was a strange one.

And Wembley seems to be almost universally unpopular with everyone I've spoken to who's been there.

Oasis just sold out 7 nights at Wembley instantly with nothing but a photograph.  Not to mention 40 other stadium shows around the world. How will they do after 9 years of consistent touring?  Probably not THIS well, although I’d bet they can sell out Wembley once a month in perpetuity.

It’s supply and demand.  You can’t expect GNR to put up 2016 numbers in 2025, anyone who had any interest in seeing them has seen them by now, a lot  of them multiple times.

I was flooded with people asking me to go to the shows in 16 and 17, now I pretty much go solo because there is less interest.  The people I know still love GNR but don’t want to spend the money to see them again. It’s not a knock on the band, the same is true for any band.  

[Six Strings]

Ticket sales in the UK are shockingly poor.

It's about time the band pulled their finger out and did some actual promotion.

Still plenty of time for the tickets to sell.

Although Villa Park isn't well known for hosting concerts - and there were a few complaints about the Foo Fighters gig there in 2024.
So I thought that was a strange one.

And Wembley seems to be almost universally unpopular with everyone I've spoken to who's been there.

Oasis just sold out 7 nights at Wembley instantly with nothing but a photograph.  Not to mention 40 other stadium shows around the world. How will they do after 9 years of consistent touring?  Probably not THIS well, although I’d bet they can sell out Wembley once a month in perpetuity.

It’s supply and demand.  You can’t expect GNR to put up 2016 numbers in 2025, anyone who had any interest in seeing them has seen them by now, a lot  of them multiple times.

I was flooded with people asking me to go to the shows in 16 and 17, now I pretty much go solo because there is less interest.  The people I know still love GNR but don’t want to spend the money to see them again. It’s not a knock on the band, the same is true for any band.  

Totally agreed. It's a mass event in Bulgaria and lots of people are asking me for the show as they know I've seen them in the past 9 years multiple times in multiple cities. My friends haven't, so even if they are not huge GN'R and even not rock fans they will see them and the gig will be full. Lots of advertisment going on as well. My point is that it's normal not to have the same hype in London, Munich and the places where the band have played multiple times in the past decade or so. Georgia, Turkey, Lithuania, Serbia, Bulgaria are a whole different story, I guess.

[shaundix]

I think booking the band into the UK's largest stadium, when the demand clearly isn't there, is a huge faux pas on the part of the promoter.

[Spirit]

I think booking the band into the UK's largest stadium, when the demand clearly isn't there, is a huge faux pas on the part of the promoter.

Had a look at Ticketmaster, the sales aren't that bad. The upper tier still have quite a few seats available yes, but this isn't anything out of the ordinary. At this point we must accept that GN'R won't sell out in hours, but months rather. Still good chances of a sold-out show.

[Executioner]

Hopefully they'll add a few more new songs to the setlist for the upcoming tour obviously most people are there to hear the old classics but they should try freshen things up by throwing in a few curveballs as they've done on last few tours.

[jarmo]

Tickets for the show on May 30th, 2025 in Shekvetili, Georgia at Shekvetili Park will go on sale soon.

Nightrain fan club members will have a presale starting on January 16th at 11:00 local time.

Tickets for the general public will go on sale on January 20th at 11:00.





/jarmo