Since reuniting with Axl Rose in 2016, Slash and Duff McKagan have been key parts of Guns N’ Roses’ long-awaited revival, bringing the classic lineup back together after decades apart. While the band has spent the past several years touring extensively and releasing a few singles, fans have eagerly awaited a full album of brand-new material from the revitalized group. Now, Slash has confirmed that a new Guns N’ Roses album is officially in the works — and it will be the first to feature all-new songs since he and McKagan rejoined the fold.
In recent interviews, Slash expressed his excitement about the project, noting that the band has been writing and recording together and is finally moving forward with plans for a full-length release. This would mark the first album of entirely new material since 2008’s *Chinese Democracy*, and the first with Slash and Duff since 1993’s *The Spaghetti Incident?*. For fans of the original lineup, the announcement is monumental.
While details such as a release date, tracklist, or title remain under wraps, Slash’s comments suggest that the band is creatively energized. The guitarist emphasized that the chemistry between him, McKagan, and Rose has been rekindled, allowing them to work together in a way that feels both fresh and familiar. The upcoming record is expected to feature the signature hard rock sound that defined Guns N’ Roses’ early success, infused with the maturity and experience the members have gained over the years.
With this new chapter, Guns N’ Roses are poised to prove that their reunion isn’t just about nostalgia—it’s about evolution. For longtime fans and newcomers alike, the promise of a new album marks a significant moment in the band’s ongoing legacy.
