Guns N' Roses Reveal 2017 US Tour Dates

Finally, a reason for Americans to look forward to 2017.

Recently reunited Guns N’ Roses announced Monday that they’re extending their Not in This Lifetime tour to include U.S. dates next year.

“The Machine Is Back At it in 2017!” the group announced on Twitter, along with a link to the new tour dates.

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Alas, fans will need a little patience. The group, which has recently been playing Latin American dates, will take the show back to the States on July 27, performing at The Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Dates in Minneapolis, Denver, Miami, Winston-Salem, Buffalo and other cities will follow.

Tickets for Guns N’ Roses’ upcoming U.S. shows go on sale Saturday.

Prior to the U.S. dates, Axl Rose and company will spend the first half of the year touring Japan, Australia, Europe and other locations.

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After decades of tension between singer Rose and guitarist Slash, the band’s lineup of Rose, Slash and bassist Duff McKagan reunited, marking the fist time Guns N’ Roses had performed together since the Use Your Illusion Tour in 1993.

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Britney Spears
The pop singer started her residency at the Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas in 2013. Average ticket prices for her shows are around $139.17.
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Fleetwood Mac
The group added 28 more dates to its "On With the Show" tour in January, with an average ticket costing $125.75.
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Taylor Swift
The country-gone-pop singer began her "1989" tour in May, grossing over $130 million in ticket sales. The average ticket price for her tour was $111.54.
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Marc Anthony
The singer has been touring since April 2014, but in 2015, he performed all over the world, scoring an average ticket price of $107.82.
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Juan Gabriel
The Mexican singer has been on tour non-stop since September, commanding an average price per ticket of $101.95.
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Donny & Marie Osmond
The duo is on tour right now, having kicked off on Dec. 12. The typical ticket costs $95.49.
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John Mellencamp
Customers are paying around $90 to see John Mellencamp on tour in 2016.
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Kenny Chesney
This year, the country singer went on tour from March until August, and asked $85.47 for the average ticket.
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Bob Dylan
The folk legend performed in various cities throughout spring of this year, and his average ticket price was $84.53.
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Maroon 5
The band's world tour kicked off in Dallas on Feb. 16 and has since sold tickets at an average cost of $84.22 apiece.
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Harry Connick, Jr.
Fans paid a mean ticket price of $84.11 to see the Jazz singer perform.
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Ricardo Arjona
The Latin musician raked in an average ticket price of $80.33 in 2015.
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Diana Krall
The Jazz performer, who kicks off a series of performances on Dec. 12, is commanding $76.30 per ticket on average.
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Merle Haggard
The Western songwriter sold tickets for an average price of $75.80 in 2015.
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Luis Miguel
Rounding out the field, the Latin performer cashed in around $75.61 per ticket in 2015.
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The average face-value ticket price of the 15 most expensive music performers in North America, according to Pollstar

Britney Spears
The pop singer started her residency at the Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas in 2013. Average ticket prices for her shows are around $139.17.

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