Guns N' Roses Returns To Mumbai This May — Check Ticket Price, Venue Layout And More
Indian rock fans are in luck. After Green Day enthralled Mumbai at Lollapalooza 2025 on Sunday, another legendary American rock band, Guns N' Roses are set to return to Mumbai as part of their Asia tour.
The band is marking their return to India after a 12-year hiatus and will perform in Mumbai on May 17, 2025 at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse.
The announcement has sparked widespread enthusiasm online, with many fans expressing their eagerness to attend what promises to be a memorable rock concert.
The tickets have not gone on sale yet.
The original members of Guns N' Roses include Axl Rose (vocals, piano), Duff McKagan (bass) and Slash (lead guitar).
The band is expected to perform its iconic hits like November Rain, Sweet Child Of Mine and Knockin' On Heavens Door.
We're comin' to India! This is going to be special.
March 11, 2025
May 17, Mumbai. Pre-sales are coming soon. pic.twitter.com/5eT2xJOsBQGuns N' Roses Concert 2025: Ticket Price, Sale Date And More
Tickets for Guns N' Roses Asia tour are expected to go on sale on BookMyShow with pre-sale tickets available for Kotak Mahindra Bank customers starting March 17, and general ticket sales opening on March 19.
According to BookMyShow, ticket prices for concert will start Rs 4,499 for General Admission and VIP Tickets starts from Rs 10,999. Tickets for Solitaire Lounge and Platinum Lounge starts from Rs 28,999.
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