FORMED in 2009, Guns or Roses began extensive rehearsals to launch themselves as the most musically accurate tribute to the Hollywood hellraisers.
Eight years on, they are the only UK GnR tribute to have maintained a fixed lineup of members and they are at the Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Friday March 30.
Since their concept, the band have gone from strength to strength, wowing audiences and gaining thousands of fans with their performances all over the UK, Ireland and Europe, including festivals in Norway, Switzerland, Belgium and Bulgaria.
Recently they have appeared at The Isle Of Wight festival, and have even headlined a festival at Donington, home of the infamous Monsters of Rock! Their biggest audience came in 2015 when the band appeared in an episode of 'Don't Tell the Bride' on BBC One as the main focus of a wedding. The episode aired to 3.2 million people, making it the highest ever watched episode at the time.
Guns or Roses are widely regarded as the most authentic sounding tribute in the UK and can even boast the very same guitar rig as Slash himself.
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