Fan-shot footage of the Stapleton–GN’R collaboration circulated online, with reports noting a full concert catalog in the setlist.

GN’R are on the North American leg of a 2026 world tour continuing through September 19, with stops at major venues including the Rose Bowl, after recent dates in multiple countries.

In Toronto, Chris Stapleton joined Guns N’ Roses on stage to sing Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door, sharing vocals and lending rhythm guitar during Slash’s extended solo, a surprise moment that was captured in band and fan footage.

The collaboration occurred during GN’R’s North American stadium tour, and photos of the duet appeared on the band’s Instagram Story, signaling a high-profile crossover moment.

Stapleton then headlined his own concert at Rogers Stadium the next night, with doors at 6:00 p.m. and his set around 8:15 p.m., opened by Allen Stone and Zach Top.

Ticket options remain available with standard seats around $93 and pit access near $194, while other seating bands are listed at roughly $97 to $287 depending on location.

Guns N’ Roses’ live shows are known for running over three hours, mixing fan favorites with deep cuts, and their 2024 tour logged 1.3 million tickets sold while the 2025 leg covered Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

Tour dates include late summer performances in major cities across North America, with August shows in Toronto, Detroit, Boston, Virginia Beach, Atlanta, Wantagh, and Philadelphia, followed by October dates in Bristow, Lincoln, and Kansas City.

GN’R’s catalog remains expansive, featuring enduring hits from Appetite for Destruction and other albums, reinforcing the band as one of the most dynamic live acts.

Promotions for GN’R and Stapleton tours include ticket options, promotions, and video footage of the performance from multiple angles, with a 20% discount code mentioned via Vivid Seats.

Guns N’ Roses released two new singles, Nothin’ and Atlas, via Geffen Records, their first new music since 2023, alongside a deluxe reissue of Live Era ’87–’93 with remastered audio and updated artwork.

The expected setlist spans GN’R classics like Welcome to the Jungle and November Rain, and includes deep cuts such as Slither, Shadow of Your Love, and Civil War.