Slash opens up about Guns N’ Roses’ harsh COVID precautions – the band was not allowed to leave their hotel

US hard rock legends Guns N’ Roses recently completed a recent US tour. The tour started while the pandemic was still raging around the world and under significant security measures, but the rock veterans completed it with flying colours.

Now, in a recent interview with Radio Bob!, the band’s guitarist Slash talks a little about the tour’s harsh coronary precautions. For example, the band’s travel was severely restricted.

“We didn’t have any kind of aftershow guests — no guests whatsoever — and we never left the hotel pretty much the entire time. And everybody just had to really keep it together so that we didn’t have somebody get sick and have to postpone the tour and all that kind of stuff. But we made it through unscathed. So it was good.”

Guns N’ Roses’ new EP “Hard Skool” will be released in early 2022. The EP will include two fresh singles, along with live recordings of the songs “Don’t Cry” and “You’re Crazy”.