Guns N' Roses World Tour 2026 at Hard Rock Live — May 5, 2026
Guns N' Roses played a 25-song set at Hard Rock Live on May 5 — the second of two consecutive nights — featuring "Coma," a Slash guitar solo, and a closing run from "Sweet Child o' Mine" through "Paradise City" that left nothing on the table.
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Hard Rock Live in Hollywood has hosted some of the most memorable nights in South Florida's concert history. Guns N' Roses World Tour 2026 on May 5 added another one to the list.
The second night of Guns N' Roses ' two-show stand at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood arrived on May 5, and the band delivered a 25-song set that felt both tighter and more expansive than the night before. The World Tour 2026 has been one of the most talked-about rock tours of the year, and the Hollywood dates gave South Florida two nights to remember. They opened again with "Welcome to the Jungle" and moved through "Bad Obsession," "Mr. Brownstone," and the Wings cover "Live and Let Die" before "It's So Easy," a Velvet Revolver detour with "Slither," and the epic "Estranged." The night's most distinctive moment came with Duff McKagan taking lead vocals on a cover of the Damned's "New Rose," a punk curveball that the crowd embraced immediately. The set's centerpiece was a full performance of "Coma," the ten-minute album closer from Use Your Illusion I that the band rarely plays live — its appearance drew a roar of recognition from the hardcore contingent in the room. A Slash guitar solo preceded "Sweet Child o' Mine," "November Rain," and a cover of Jimmy Webb's "Wichita Lineman" before "Don't Cry," "Nightrain," and "Paradise City" closed the night in the only way it could. For more upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar .
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