At their second show from their 2025 World Tour, Guns N'Roses delivered a live rendition of Thin Lizzy's track, 'Thunder and Lightening'.
The band were playing live at Japan's K-Arena in Yokohama, as part of their Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things tour.
On the night, Guns N'Roses played 28 songs, including "Don't Cry," "You Could Be Mine," "Hard Skool," "Absurd" and "Madagascar".
While on stage, Guns N'Roses also performed Thin Lizzy's 'Thunder and Lightening', which you can check out below.
Guns N'Roses will be next on stage on Saturday night at Taoyuan Sunlight Arena in Taoyuan, Taiwan. Their tour is set to conclude in Germany's Wacken Open Air on July 31.
This comes as former Guns N'Roses manager Alan Niven had previously claimed that Axl Rose collects half of the band's income.
"It's a control thing with Axl", Niven told podcast host, Brando Weissle. "Here's another little snapshot that is illuminating and goes to forming a correct perception. Axl takes 50% of the income of Guns N' Roses now. 50%, okay? That, to me, is anathema. He is not Guns N' Roses".
"They were five individuals. It was a chemistry. It was a moment. But Axl wants to be in control of everything all the time. And look what that gets you. A boring solo record and a shitty thing of punk covers. And that's it".
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