Gun N' Roses Now Holds Record for Most Concert Attendee Melees
Guns N' Roses Set a Record at Wacken Open Air with Longest Show Ever
Heavy metal fans were in for a treat at this year's Wacken Open Air festival, as Guns N' Roses delivered the longest show in the festival's history. The North German Plain played host to the iconic band on a Thursday evening, marking the end of their Europe and Middle East tour in style.
Guns N' Roses took to the stage at around 8:35 PM, and their performance lasted until just before midnight. The band, known for their energetic and powerful shows, did not disappoint the enthusiastic crowd.
As part of their set, Guns N' Roses paid tribute to heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne. The band performed two songs originally by Black Sabbath, Osbourne's former band - "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" and "Never Say Die!". Axl Rose, the frontman of Guns N' Roses, dedicated the performances to Osbourne, saying "We're all here because of you."
Osbourne himself has performed at Wacken Open Air in the past, joining the ranks of other heavy metal greats like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest who have graced the festival's stage.
Wacken Open Air, held regularly since 1990, is considered one of the largest heavy metal festivals worldwide. This year's event is set to feature performances by French band Gojira and US rockers Papa Roach until Saturday night.
The record-breaking performance by Guns N' Roses at Wacken Open Air is sure to go down in heavy metal history, adding another memorable moment to the festival's impressive legacy.
[1] Source: Festival organiser's official statement.
The record-breaking performance by Guns N' Roses at Wacken Open Air incorporated tributes to heavy metal legends, as they paid homage to Ozzy Osbourne by performing two Black Sabbath songs.
Amidst the diverse lineup of this year's Wacken Open Air, which includes French band Gojira and US rockers Papa Roach, Guns N' Roses' entertainment offering, marked by a captivating and prolonged show, remains a significant highlight in the festival's history.
