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Guns N' Roses Playing Brooklyn Bowl This Thursday!
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 4, 2013
Modified Jun 4, 2013
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Before their big show at Governors Ball this weekend, Guns n' Roses will play the intimate Brooklyn Bowl. The show, taking place this Thursday at 8 p.m., was just announced, and tickets will go on sale TONIGHT (June 4th) at 7 p.m. Tickets will set you back $150 each (no, that does not include traveling back in time to the glory days of the original lineup), and there's a four ticket max per person. The price includes a full-set, followed by a late night after-party featuring Gn’R keyboardist Chris Pitman as DJ.
They warn: only buys tickets HERE (not through scalper or any other website.)
If you drink enough, it might seem like this:
If you don't, it'll be more like this—but you gotta hand it to Axl, he's got a lot of energy for a 51-year-old with some hard road miles behind him!:
P.S. The press release we received noted that there is absolutely no audio or video recording, and no cameras allowed :(
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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