Rock icons Weapons N’ Roses have returned with two model new singles, “Nothin’” and “Atlas.” The discharge marks the primary new music the group has shared since 2023’s “The General” and “Perhaps,” and arrives following the announcement of a 2026 world tour.
The singles showcase two totally different sides of the band’s repertoire. “Atlas” exhibits the group in full rock mode, whereas “Nothin’” is a piano ballad with an enormous guitar solo from Slash. On December twelfth, “Nothin’” and “Atlas” will probably be obtainable for pre-order on 7” vinyl, a Weapons N’ Roses retailer unique cassette, and a Japan unique SHM-CD.
Each new tracks will certainly seem on the setlist of the band’s 2026 world tour. Subsequent spring and summer time, the group will play exhibits in arenas and stadiums throughout Mexico, Brazil, the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
The tour is about to kick off on Saturday, March twenty eighth, with a efficiency at Mexico’s greatest pageant, Tecate Pa’l, Norte in Monterrey. Exhibits will proceed by way of the top of the summer time, concluding Saturday, September nineteenth at Atlanta’s Truist Park. The tour may also embrace a particular efficiency at LA’s Rose Bowl on September fifth, marking the group’s return to the venue for the primary time in over 30 years. Tickets can be found by way of the band’s web site.
The 2026 tour is introduced on the heels of one other large 2025 world tour, which noticed the group hit stadiums and arenas in Europe, Asia, the Center East, and Latin America all year long. Earlier than that, their blockbuster 2024 world tour offered 1.3 million tickets all over the world and marked the band’s largest run so far. That tour included headlining pageant dates at Glastonbury and London’s Hyde Park, whereas the North American leg included sold-out performances at historic venues such because the Hollywood Bowl and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The group are set to return to the latter venue on August twelfth, 2026.
Take heed to Weapons N’ Roses’s “Nothin’” right here. Take heed to “Atlas” right here.
