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One of the trending music stories in recent week's has been Concert Hotel's graph displaying the greatest vocal ranges in popular music. Axl Rose of the Guns 'n' Roses came out on top in the study, with Mariah Carey following closely behind. The problem is that people who pay attention to the actual science of music are also into a lot of obscure music. VVN Music hasn't gone totally off the grid with its own analysis, but it has introduced some more names for your consideration. -
Duff McKagan to step in for Tommy Stinson on Guns 'N Roses South American tour
Current Guns N' Roses bassist Tommy Stinson is being forced to take a leave of absence from the band, and the natural replacement is original four-stringer Duff McKagan. -
Guns 'n' Roses announce second Las Vegas residency at Hard Rock Hotel: 'No Trickery! An Evening of Destruction'
When a band has an appetite for destruction such as the Guns 'n' Roses, it's tough to stay away from Las Vegas for long. The group caused all sorts of trouble the last time it took up residence in Sin City, but announced on Tuesday that it would be playing another round of shows during 2014. The "No Trickery! An Evening of Destruction" residency will take place at the Joint theater inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino between May 21 and June 7. -
Guns 'n' Roses, Avenged Sevenfold, Kid Rock headlining Columbus's Rock on The Range
Music festival announcement season has swung into full gear, and after looking at a couple of lineups, you get the idea for the rest. Many kudos to the many worthy alternative and indie rock bands touring the festival circuit this summer, but few festivals include anything representing the harder-rocking/metal side of music (we're stoked for Deafheaven at Governor's Ball). Rock on The Range, based in Columbus, OH, is the place to be for those into "weight room rock." The show's eighth incarnation brings headliners again. -
Mötley Crüe 2013: Vince Neil Announces Bands Next Tour Will Be Its LAST, Health Problems Catching Up To Mick Mars
Bad news for hair metal mavens everywhere: Vocalist Vince Neil has announced that Mötley Crüe's next tour will be the band's final trek, and his band is in agreement (unlike say, when Scott Weiland announces that Velvet Revolver won't tour ever again). -
The Replacements Make New Lineup Clear, No News About Future After Riot Fest Reunion Shows
Not too much is known about The Replacements' plans for existence outside of a trio of Riot Fest festival dates. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune was able to confirm the band's lineup for the three dates however, another piece of information that was up for grabs as it was known original members Slim Dunlap and Steve Foley would not be present. Foley died of an prescription drug overdose in 2009, and Dunlap suffered a stroke in 2012. -
Guns 'N' Roses Guitarist Touches Off Investigation Into Las Vegas Police Department With Helicopter Ride
DJ Ashba, current lead guitarist for the Guns 'N' Roses, is now happily engaged. But the police department in Las Vegas might not be feeling so sunny about the event.
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