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Guns N’ Roses became the first rock band to perform at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium: video footage available to watch

Author Samuel Järvinen - 30.8.2021

Heavy metal legends Guns N’ Roses were the first rock band to perform at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium on 27 August. The arena is owned by the Las Vegas Raiders football team.

The performance was part of the band’s recently launched tour “We’re F’N Back”.

Video footage of the show can be seen below:

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