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Post by AxlReznor on Feb 9, 2007 12:10:50 GMT
Guns N' Roses performed at an induction ceremony for Donatella Versace into the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style last night (8th February). The first photos can be found here... www.gnr2k.com/board/index.php?topic=1393.msg19506#msg19506Unfortunately, there have been reports that Tommy was unable to attend due to personal issues, so Chris Pitman played bass instead. |
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Post by AxlReznor on Feb 9, 2007 15:42:34 GMT
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Post by AxlReznor on Feb 9, 2007 22:59:59 GMT
From gunsnroses.com
Guns N' Roses brought down the house at the Rodeo Drive's Walk of Style ceremony on Thursday night in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The event was a star-studded gala honoring Donatella and the late Gianni Versace. A wall-to-wall A-List, including Jennifer Lopez, Cindy Crawford, Ashton Kutcher, Sharon Stone, Quincy Jones, Naomi Campbell, Elton John (who also performed), Demi Moore, Prince, Elizabeth Hurley, Ingrid Sischy, Sebastian Bach, Mischa Barton, Franca Sozzani, Paris Hilton and many others attended the event.
Donatella Versace personally asked Axl Rose if GN'R would perform, and Axl obliged with a stripped-down version of GN'R featuring guitarists Richard Fortus and Ron "BumbleFoot" Thal, who played acoustics on "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" and "Sweet Child O'Mine" to close out the ceremony.
With full command of the stage, Axl moved and sang like only Axl can. Bassist Tommy Stinson was unable to attend because of a personal family issue so keyboardist Chris Pitman filled in admirably on bass. Lead guitarist Robin Finck, keyboard player Dizzy Reed and drummer Frank Ferrer all tore it up.
GN'R capped off a magical evening with a great performance that left the captivated audience enthralled and satisfied.
Immediately after their all-too-brief set, Axl and the boys went from the stage into the audience, dancing with their wives and girlfriends and mingling with fans as well as society's elite.
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