Pictured: Guns N 'Roses in the Nijmegen Goffertpark

This would be really the last time last year. Yet, they are back: the Guns N Roses. Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan are trying to flatten the Goffertpark for the second year in a row and they are doing it. Metros Bart van der Putten was there and put the men and women on the sensitive file.

Pink Frontman is also surprisingly good right now. Although the group's wild lifestyle has obviously been rid of him this year, he manages to take the audience away most of the time and enjoys going through the stage. He seems to want it

Axl Rose and guitarist Slash. Photo: Bart van der Putten

Richard Fortus and Axl Rose. Photo: Bart van der Putten

Axl Rose, Slash and Melissa Reese. Photo: Bart van der Putten

Axl Rose, Slash and Melissa Reese. Photo: Bart van der Putten

Duff McKagan. Photo: Bart van der Putten

Classics and covers

With the rest of the group – who also seems to have fun on the big stage – he manages to entertain the audience for three and a half hours with classics from the world. own shelf and here and there a blanket. Of course Live and Let Die (Paul McCartney) and Knocking on Heavens (Bob Dylan), but also Black Hole Sun (Chris Cornell), Slither (Velvet Revolver, which included Slash and Duff, among others) and an instrumental version of Wish You were here (Pink Floyd).

Of course, fans can count on Mr. Brownstone, November Rain, Welcome to the Jungle and Civil War. If you pay close attention to Axl, you will see that during the Slash solos – where the guitarist knows how to attract attention – the singer quickly dives into the locker room for a subtle change of wardrobe. With the new casual shirt and headgear, Axl, Slash and the Nijmegen group are entertained until the sun goes down.