Guns N’ Roses have confirmed that the second leg of their 2025 world tour—with the striking title “Because What…
Here’s an in-depth coverage (~1,200 words) of the recently announced Fall 2025 Latin American leg of Guns N’ Roses’ 2025 world tour, including dates, ticket info, new lineup context, and cultural impact:
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🎸 Tour Overview: “Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things”
Guns N’ Roses have confirmed that the second leg of their 2025 world tour—with the striking title “Because What You Want & What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things”—will take them across Latin America this fall season. This addition brings 13 more stadium-sized dates, beginning in October and wrapping up in early November 2025 .
The announcement comes hot on the heels of their current summer run—which has already spanned Europe, Asia, and the Middle East—with final shows scheduled through late July . Clearly, the band is maintaining a relentless world tour pace.
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🌎 Latin American Dates & Venues
Each venue is among the largest in its respective country—highlights include national stadiums and artifact arenas:
Date City Venue
Oct 1 San José, Costa Rica Estadio Nacional
Oct 4 San Salvador, El Salvador Estadio Cuscatlán
Oct 7 Bogotá, Colombia Vive Claro
Oct 11 Medellín, Colombia Estadio Atanasio Girardot
Oct 14 Santiago, Chile Parque Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos
Oct 17 Buenos Aires, Argentina Estadio Huracán
Oct 21 Florianópolis, Brazil Arena Opus
Oct 25 São Paulo, Brazil Allianz Parque
Oct 28 Curitiba, Brazil Pedreira Paulo Leminski
Oct 31 Cuiabá, Brazil Arena Pantanal
Nov 2 Brasília, Brazil Arena BSB
Nov 5 Lima, Peru Estadio Nacional
Nov 8 Mexico City, Mexico Estadio GNP Seguros
This tour commences on October 1 in Costa Rica and closes on November 8 in Mexico City .
The lineup spans nine countries—Costa Rica, El Salvador, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, and features two separate stops in Colombia and Brazil.
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🥁 New Drummer on Stage
A central narrative thread in this tour is the band’s new drummer: Isaac Carpenter. He replaced Frank Ferrer—who departed after his final show on November 5, 2023—with Carpenter officially joining in March 2025 .
Carpenter’s debut performance with Guns N’ Roses was on May 1, 2025, in Incheon, South Korea. His background spans numerous prominent acts—from AWOLNATION to A Perfect Circle—and his vigorous, dynamic style is expected to bring renewed energy to the band live .
Fans—and critics—will be watching closely to see how these rhythmic changes resonate live throughout Latin America.
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🕒 Ticketing: When & How to Get Them
Guns N’ Roses are offering tiered ticket access:
1. Nightrain fan-club presale
Started June 9, 2025, for many Latin American cities
Specifics:
June 9 @ 9 AM LT for cities like Cuiabá
June 9 @ 10 AM LT for Bogotá, Medellín, São Paulo, Curitiba, Brasília, Lima
June 10 @ 11 AM LT for Santiago
June 10 @ 2 PM LT for Mexico City
June 11 @ 10 AM LT for San Salvador
June 20 @ 10 AM LT for Buenos Aires
2. General public sale
Begins June 10 @ 9 AM local time via the band’s official site .
Tip: Fans are encouraged to join the Nightrain club early—membership grants access to a personalized presale code and sometimes exclusive VIP packages .
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📸 Context: Summer Tour Recap & Band Milestones
Already underway since May 1, Guns N’ Roses have performed across:
South Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Georgia
Europe, including sold-out shows from Portugal to Germany, culminating in Wacken on July 31 .
The tour’s star-studded “Not in This Lifetime” reunion, featuring Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan, grossed over $800 million during 2016–2019. This new 2025 tour is positioned as another blockbuster—on momentum and scale .
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🎤 Why This Latin American Leg Matters
🔊 Electrifying Fan Bases
Latin America is known for passionate, devoted rock audiences. Large ve nues like Estadio Nacional (Lima) and Allianz Parque (São Paulo) will amplify the emotional impact of
