Guns N' Roses Tour 1991-1992
"The start of the tour was intense and exciting, we were walking into an amazingly huge limelight and had thousands of people coming to see us." (Slash)

Get In The Ring Tour information

Start date: May 9, 1991
End date: February 6, 1993
Played shows: 142
Visited countries: 26
Associated release: Use Your Illusion CD / Live Era '87-'93 CD / Use Your Illusion DVD
Equipment used: Slash's live gear with Guns N' Roses

	Dates	Concerts	Countries	More
North American Leg 1991	09/05/91 - 03/08/91	40	2	>> all shows
European Leg 1991	13/08/91 - 31/08/91	7	5	>> all shows
American & Japanese Leg 1991	05/12/91 - 09/04/92	30	3	>> all shows
European Leg 1992	16/05/92 - 02/07/92	18	12	>> all shows
North American Leg 1992	17/07/92 - 06/10/92	26	2	>> all shows
South American Leg 1992	25/11/92 - 13/12/92	9	5	>> all shows
Australasian Leg 1993	12/01/93 - 06/02/93	12	6	>> all shows

Line-up

Axl Rose: lead vocals, piano on "November Rain"
Slash: lead & rhythm guitars, backing vocals
Izzy Stradlin: rhythm guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Dust N' Bones" and "14 Years"
Gilby Clarke: rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Duff McKagan: bass, backing vocals, lead vocals on "So Fine" and "Attitude"
Matt Sorum: drums, backing vocals
Dizzy Reed: keyboards, backing vocals

Videos

Mr. Brownstone
Rock in Rio 1991

14 Years
Noblesville 1991

Double Talkin' Jive
Tokyo 1992

Coma
Chicago 1992

Guns N' Roses: Knockin' On Heaven's Door (London 1992)

Knockin' On...
London 1992

Played songs

Guns N' Roses: Welcome To The Jungle / It's So Easy / Nightrain / Out Ta Get Me / Mr. Brownstone / Paradise City / My Michelle / Sweet Child O' Mine / You're Crazy / Rocket Queen / Move To The City / Patience / Used To Love Her / Right Next Door To Hell / Dust N' Bones / Perfect Crime / You Ain't The First / Bad Obsession / Back Off Bitch / Double Talkin' Jive / November Rain / Bad Apples / Dead Horse / Coma / Civil War / 14 Years / Yesterdays / Breakdown / Pretty Tied Up / Locomotive / So Fine / Estranged / You Could Be Mine / Don't Cry

Cover songs: Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan) / Live And Let Die (Paul & Linda McCartney) / Mama Kin (Aerosmith) / Attitude (The Misfits) / Always On The Run (Lenny Kravitz) / Tie Your Mother Down (Queen) / We Will Rock You (Queen) / Train Kept A Rollin' (Tiny Bradshaw)

Live guests

Sebastian Bach: vocals on "You're Crazy" (Toronto 1991 / Inglewood 1991)
Shannon Hoon: vocals on "Don't Cry" (Los Angeles 1991 / Inglewood 1991 / New York 1991 / Chicago 1992)
Lenny Kravitz: vocals, guitar on "Always On The Run" (Paris 1992)
Steven Tyler: vocals on "Mama Kin" and "Train Kept A Rollin'" (Paris 1992)
Joe Perry: guitar on "Mama Kin" and "Train Kept A Rollin'" (Paris 1992)
Brian May: guitar on "Tie Your Mother Down" and "We Will Rock You" (London 1992)
Ronnie Wood: guitar on "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (Tokyo 1993)

Opening acts

Blind Melon / Body Count / Diva / Dumpster / El Conde del Guacharo / Estadio El Campin / Faith No More / Motorhead / My Little Funhouse / Nine Inch Nails / Pappo's Blues / Pearls & Swine / Raging Slab / Ratones Paranoicos / Rosa Tatooada / Rose Tattoo / Skid Row / Soundgarden / The Smashing Pumpkins

Shows & concerts

North American Leg 1991 \| 40 concerts in 2 countries
May 9, 1991	San Francisco	U.S.A.	Warfield Theatre
May 11, 1991	Los Angeles	U.S.A.	Pantages Theatre
May 16, 1991	New York	U.S.A.	The Ritz
May 24, 1991	East Troy	U.S.A.	Alpine Valley Music Theatre
May 25, 1991	East Troy	U.S.A.	Alpine Valley Music Theatre
May 28, 1991	Noblesville	U.S.A.	Deer Creek Music Center
May 29, 1991	Noblesville	U.S.A.	Deer Creek Music Center
Jun 1, 1991	Grove City	U.S.A.	Capital Music Center
Jun 2, 1991	Toledo	U.S.A.	Toledo Speedway
Jun 4, 1991	Richfield	U.S.A.	Richfield Coliseum
Jun 5, 1991	Richfield	U.S.A.	Richfield Coliseum
Jun 7, 1991	Toronto	Canada	CNE Stadium
Jun 8, 1991	Toronto	Canada	CNE Stadium
Jun 10, 1991	Saratoga Springs	U.S.A.	Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Jun 11, 1991	Hershey	U.S.A.	Hersheypark Stadium
Jun 13, 1991	Philadelphia	U.S.A.	Wachovia Spectrum
Jun 17, 1991	Uniondale	U.S.A.	Nassau Coliseum
Jun 19, 1991	Landover	U.S.A.	Capital Centre
Jun 20, 1991	Landover	U.S.A.	Capital Centre
Jun 22, 1991	Hampton	U.S.A.	Hampton Coliseum
Jun 23, 1991	Charlotte	U.S.A.	Charlotte Coliseum
Jun 25, 1991	Greensboro	U.S.A.	Greensboro Coliseum
Jun 26, 1991	Knoxville	U.S.A.	Thompson-Boling Arena
Jun 29, 1991	Lexington	U.S.A.	Rupp Arena
Jun 30, 1991	Birmingham	U.S.A.	Birmingham Race Course
Jul 2, 1991	Maryland Heights	U.S.A.	Riverport Amphitheatre
Jul 8, 1991	Dallas	U.S.A.	Reunion Arena
Jul 9, 1991	Dallas	U.S.A.	Reunion Arena
Jul 11, 1991	Denver	U.S.A.	McNichols Sports Arena
Jul 13, 1991	Salt Lake City	U.S.A.	Salt Palace
Jul 16, 1991	Tacoma	U.S.A.	Tacoma Dome
Jul 17, 1991	Tacoma	U.S.A.	Tacoma Dome
Jul 19, 1991	Mountain View	U.S.A.	Shoreline Amphitheatre
Jul 20, 1991	Mountain View	U.S.A.	Shoreline Amphitheatre
Jul 23, 1991	Sacramento	U.S.A.	ARCO Arena
Jul 25, 1991	Costa Mesa	U.S.A.	Pacific Amphitheatre
Jul 29, 1991	Inglewood	U.S.A.	Great Western Forum
Jul 30, 1991	Inglewood	U.S.A.	Great Western Forum
Aug 2, 1991	Inglewood	U.S.A.	Great Western Forum
Aug 3, 1991	Inglewood	U.S.A.	Great Western Forum
European Leg 1991 \| 7 concerts in 5 countries
Aug 13, 1991	Helsinki	Finland	Helsinki Ice Hall
Aug 14, 1991	Helsinki	Finland	Helsinki Ice Hall
Aug 16, 1991	Stockholm	Sweden	Globen
Aug 17, 1991	Stockholm	Sweden	Globen
Aug 19, 1991	Kobenhavn	Denmark	Forum
Aug 24, 1991	Mannheim	Germany	Maimarktgelande
Aug 31, 1991	London	England	Wembley Stadium
North American & Japanese Leg 1991-1992 \| 30 concerts in 3 countries
Dec 5, 1991	Worcester	U.S.A.	Worcester Centrum Centre
Dec 6, 1991	Worcester	U.S.A.	Worcester Centrum Centre
Dec 9, 1991	New York	U.S.A.	Madison Square Garden
Dec 10, 1991	New York	U.S.A.	Madison Square Garden
Dec 13, 1991	New York	U.S.A.	Madison Square Garden
Dec 16, 1991	Philadelphia	U.S.A.	Wachovia Spectrum
Dec 17, 1991	Philadelphia	U.S.A.	Wachovia Spectrum
Dec 28, 1991	St. Petersburg	U.S.A.	Suncoast Dome
Dec 31, 1991	Miami	U.S.A.	Joe Robbie Stadium
Jan 3, 1992	Baton Rouge	U.S.A.	LSU Assembly Center
Jan 4, 1992	Biloxi	U.S.A.	Mississippi Coast Coliseum
Jan 7, 1992	Memphis	U.S.A.	The Pyramid
Jan 9, 1992	Houston	U.S.A.	The Summit
Jan 10, 1992	Houston	U.S.A.	The Summit
Jan 13, 1992	Dayton	U.S.A.	Nutter Center
Jan 14, 1992	Dayton	U.S.A.	Nutter Center
Jan 21, 1992	Minneapolis	U.S.A.	Target Center
Jan 22, 1992	Minneapolis	U.S.A.	Target Center
Jan 25, 1992	Las Vegas	U.S.A.	Thomas & Mack Center
Jan 27, 1992	San Diego	U.S.A.	San Diego Sports Arena
Jan 28, 1992	San Diego	U.S.A.	San Diego Sports Arena
Jan 31, 1992	Chandler	U.S.A.	Compton Terrace
Feb 1, 1992	Chandler	U.S.A.	Compton Terrace
Feb 19, 1992	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome
Feb 20, 1992	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome
Feb 22, 1992	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome
Apr 1, 1992	Mexico City	Mexico	Palacio de los Deportes
Apr 2, 1992	Mexico City	Mexico	Palacio de los Deportes
Apr 6, 1992	Oklahoma City	U.S.A.	Myriad Arena
Apr 9, 1992	Rosemont	U.S.A.	Rosemont Horizon
European Leg 1992 \| 18 concerts in 12 countries
May 16, 1992	Slane	Ireland	Slane Castle
May 20, 1992	Prague	Czech Rep.	Strahov Stadium
May 22, 1992	Budapest	Hungary	Nepstadion
May 23, 1992	Vienna	Austria	Donauinsel Stadium
May 26, 1992	Berlin	Germany	Olympiastadion
May 28, 1992	Stuttgart	Germany	Neckarstadion
May 30, 1992	Cologne	Germany	Mungersdorfer Stadion
Jun 3, 1992	Hannover	Germany	Niedersachsenstadion
Jun 6, 1992	Paris	France	Hippodrome de Vincennes
Jun 13, 1992	London	England	Wembley Stadium
Jun 14, 1992	Manchester	England	Maine Road
Jun 16, 1992	Gateshead	England	Gateshead International Stadium
Jun 20, 1992	Wurzburg	Germany	Talavera-Mainwiese
Jun 21, 1992	Basel	Switzerland	St. Jakob Stadium
Jun 23, 1992	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Feijenoord Stadion
Jun 27, 1992	Turin	Italy	Stadio Delle Alpi
Jun 30, 1992	Seville	Spain	Estadio Benito Villamarin
Jul 2, 1992	Lisbon	Portugal	Estadio Jose Alvalade
North American Leg 1992, co-headlining with Metallica \| 26 concerts in 2 countries
Jul 17, 1992	Washington	U.S.A.	RFK Stadium
Jul 18, 1992	East Rutherford	U.S.A.	Giants Stadium
Jul 21, 1992	Pontiac	U.S.A.	Pontiac Silverdome
Jul 22, 1992	Indianapolis	U.S.A.	Hoosier Dome
Jul 25, 1992	Orchard Park	U.S.A.	Rich Stadium
Jul 26, 1992	Pittsburgh	U.S.A.	Three Rivers Stadium
Jul 29, 1992	East Rutherford	U.S.A.	Giants Stadium
Aug 8, 1992	Montreal	Canada	Olympic Stadium
Aug 25, 1992	Avondale	U.S.A.	Phoenix International Raceway
Aug 27, 1992	Las Cruces	U.S.A.	Aggie Memorial Stadium
Aug 29, 1992	New Orleans	U.S.A.	Louisiana Superdome
Sep 2, 1992	Orlando	U.S.A.	Citrus Bowl
Sep 4, 1992	Houston	U.S.A.	Astrodome
Sep 5, 1992	Irving	U.S.A.	Texas Stadium
Sep 7, 1992	Columbia	U.S.A.	Williams-Brice Stadium
Sep 9, 1992	Los Angeles	U.S.A.	Pauley Pavilion
Sep 11, 1992	Foxboro	U.S.A.	Foxboro Stadium
Sep 13, 1992	Toronto	Canada	Exhibition Stadium
Sep 15, 1992	Minneapolis	U.S.A.	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Sep 17, 1992	Kansas City	U.S.A.	Arrowhead Stadium
Sep 19, 1992	Denver	U.S.A.	Mile High Stadium
Sep 24, 1992	Oakland	U.S.A.	Oakland Coliseum
Sep 27, 1992	Los Angeles	U.S.A.	Los Angeles Coliseum
Sep 30, 1992	San Diego	U.S.A.	Jack Murphy Stadium
Oct 3, 1992	Pasadena	U.S.A.	Rose Bowl
Oct 6, 1992	Seattle	U.S.A.	Kingdome
South American Leg 1992 \| 9 concerts in 5 countries
Nov 25, 1992	Caracas	Venezuela	Poliedro de Caracas
Nov 27, 1992	Bogota	Colombia	Estadio El Campin
Nov 30, 1992	Bogota	Colombia	Estadio El Campin
Dec 2, 1992	Santiago	Chile	Estadio Nacional
Dec 5, 1992	Buenos Aires	Argentina	River Plate Stadium
Dec 6, 1992	Buenos Aires	Argentina	River Plate Stadium
Dec 10, 1992	Sao Paulo	Brazil	Anhembi
Dec 12, 1992	Sao Paulo	Brazil	Anhembi
Dec 13, 1992	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Autodromo Nelson Piquet
Australasian Leg 1993 \| 6 concerts in 3 countries
Jan 12, 1993	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome
Jan 14, 1993	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome
Jan 15, 1993	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome
Jan 30, 1993	Sydney	Australia	Eastern Creek Raceway
Feb 1, 1993	Melbourne	Australia	Calder Park Raceway
Feb 6, 1993	Auckland	New Zealand	Mount Smart Stadium

Guns N' Roses Tour 1991-1992"The start of the tour was intense and exciting, we were walking into an amazingly huge limelight and had thousands of people coming to see us." (Slash)