Guns N Roses Ends Abu Dhabi Concert After Axl Rose Disease

The Guns N 'Roses were forced to reduce their show in Abu Dhabi, after Ax Rose was too sick to perform.

Singer Welcome To The Jungle spoke at Du Arena, after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, to explain that he did not feel very good but still wanted to stage a show for the audience.

Because he's a pro, obviously.

"They had me on infusions and several injections, because I was sick today, I vomited for about five hours," said the 56-year-old.

"So, instead of canceling, I will make the best show possible for you."

But after making about 20 of their biggest hits – in almost two hours – in front of the packed audience, he could not continue and the band had to finish earlier – Slash later thanking the audience for his understanding.

In a message to his 3.61 million followers on Twitter, he wrote: "Abu Dhabi, you were great tonight!

"Axl was seriously ill. But you have all been extremely supportive. Thanks for that. We'll see you next time! To your health! & # 39;

Fans rushed to ask for an update of his condition, with a comment: "I wish Axl will recover soon …"

Poor Axl! It hurts to hear that he is sick. I hope that it will get better very soon !!! We love you guys, "another posted.

While a fan adds, "You must now take care of each other. Make sure it's resting! Xo. '

Duff McKagan gave no news of Axl's work, but congratulated him for doing his best in four decades, proving that even a sick Axl was better than almost everyone else.

"Thank you Abu Dhabi! @axlrose made a miracle …, he tweeted.

"The man was more than sick and managed something that I have never seen in 40 years that I play, you've all done it, see you next time!

GNR fans do not have to worry, Slash confirming that we will soon see many more band members – thanks to a new album.

And he revealed that the group, consisting of himself, Duff, Axl, Dizzy Reed and Richard Fortus, now had a "healthy" relationship after their 2016 meeting.

The guitarist – who has spent more than two decades in the band – had so much fun on their global Not In This Lifetime tour that he was "inspired" to work on new songs.

Speaking of why he decided to start writing again, the legend of the music, his real name Saul Hudson, revealed that it was to the fans.

"I remembered the importance of the band and records for people. It's almost a surrealist feeling, "he continued.

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"After being away for so long, and having the enthusiasm and love that people have shown to the group, it's very humiliating."

In a previous conversation, he admitted that Axl had already recorded new songs, which means that new music would arrive soon.

"I think we'll be fine in the future," he said. – I mean, Axl already has a ton of shit that he's already recorded, so we'll go and start getting into this stuff, and then if we make a record and then do a tour I could see this cycle going on and on.

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Metro.co.uk has contacted representatives of Axl and Guns N 'Roses for a comment.

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