Guns N' Roses Working On A $100 Million World Tour

It may be time to officially start dismissing the rumors of Guns N' Roses getting back together, because according to Universal Studios theme park boss John Mundy, it certainly seems that they are.

"I know that Slash and Axl talking again is a really good sign," he says.

Promoters are already saying that a GNR world tour in 2016 could earn the band members $100 million. LA marketing expert Alex Villa says that "Demand for tickets and interest in the USA alone would earn the group tens of millions of dollars." He adds, "A world tour, re-issued CDs and new material rockets that figure easily. Guns N' Roses were a powerhouse in rock in the nineties and a reunion will be a huge deal. The band only need to do a year on the road and would never have to worry about money again in their lives."



(source: Mirror)