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GUNS N' ROSES Arrives In Lima; Video Available

March 24, 2010

According to LivinginPeru.com, GUNS N' ROSES arrived in Peru last night (Tuesday, March 23) and was greeted by a number of fans who packed the international area of the Jorge Chavez Airport in Lima.

The band — minus singer Axl Rose — landed in Lima on a commercial flight, along with a technical crew of more than 100 people.

Rose is expected to arrive today in his private plane.

GUNS N' ROSES' concert in Lima is scheduled for tomorrow night (Thursday, March 25). Also appearing on the bill is former SKID ROW singer Sebastian Bach. Additional support at the gig will come from local bands SPACE BEE and GAIA.

The concert organizers have stated that seven out of the eleven ticket zones are already sold out, and they expect the concert to be a complete sellout.

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