Public Enemy and Ice Cube to Join Guns N’ Roses on Their 2026 U.S. Tour
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Iconic Hip-Hop Artists to Team Up with Rock Legends for 2026 Global Tour
Guns N’ Roses have revealed the lineup of support acts for their 2026 North American stadium tour, surprising fans by adding rap icons Public Enemy and Ice Cube to several shows.
Public Enemy previously opened for the LA rock veterans at ten European dates earlier this year. After the run, group member Chuck D took to Instagram to express his gratitude: “A special shout out to all of GNR brothers for welcoming us onto this tour and all the hospitality!!”
Other acts set to join Guns N’ Roses next year include The Black Crowes, Pierce the Veil, and Awolnation side project The Barbarians of California.
Guns N’ Roses 2026 North American Tour Dates:
- Jul 23: Raleigh, Cater-Finley Stadium, NC *
- Jul 26: Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, NY *
- Jul 29: Tinley Park, Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre, IL *
- Aug 01: Hershey, Hersheypark Stadium, PA *
- Aug 05: Toronto, Rogers Stadium, ON *
- Aug 08: Shakopee, Mystic Lake Amphitheater, MN *
- Aug 12: East Rutherford, MetLife Stadium, NJ *
- Aug 16: St. Louis, Busch Stadium, MO *
- Aug 19: Kansas City, Morton Amphitheater, MO #
- Aug 22: Las Vegas, Allegiant Stadium, NV >
- Aug 26: Edmonton, Commonwealth Stadium, AB >
- Aug 29: Vancouver, BC Place, BC >
- Sep 02: San Diego, Snapdragon Stadium, CA *
- Sep 05: Pasadena, Rose Bowl, CA <
- Sep 09: Arlington, Globe Life Field, TX +
- Sep 12: Ridgedale, Thunder Ridge Nature Arena, MO #
- Sep 16: San Antonio, Alamodome, TX +
- Sep 19: Atlanta, Truist Park, GA
Guns N’ Roses will launch their 2026 world tour on March 28 at Monterrey Tecate Pa’l Norte in Mexico.
The legendary rock band will also hit Europe, including a headlining slot at the UK’s Download Festival, before embarking on their North American dates.
On December 2, Axl Rose and the band released two new singles, Nothin and Atlas. Like previous post-reunion tracks such as Absurd, Hard Skool, Perhaps, and The General, both songs originate from sessions for their 2008 album Chinese Democracy.
Both singles quickly made an impact, landing in the top five on Billboard’s Hard Rock Digital Song Sales chart, debuting at numbers two and four, respectively.