Guns N’ Roses are set to bring stadium-sized rock spectacle to Australia in 2026, headlining the bp Adelaide Grand Final Sunday Concert on November 29. The performance will cap off the Supercars Grand Final weekend at the iconic Adelaide street circuit, pairing roaring engines with even louder guitars.
The announcement cements the event’s growing reputation as a hybrid of high-octane sport and global entertainment. State leadership has emphasized the significance of landing a band with the cultural weight and touring history of Guns N’ Roses, underscoring Adelaide’s commitment to keeping the Supercars decider locked in through 2034.
Fans eager to secure a spot can mark their calendars now. General public tickets go on sale February 16 at 9am local time. Attendees can choose between General Admission access or upgrade to The Jungle Zone, a premium option that places concertgoers closer to the stage while retaining full-day access to the event.
The Australian date lands amid an already packed global tour schedule. From March through September, Guns N’ Roses will crisscross Mexico, Brazil, Europe, and the United States. Their American run includes some of the country’s most prominent stadiums, reinforcing the scale and demand that continue to follow the band decades into their career.
Beyond touring, the group has kept fans engaged with new and archival releases. In December, they dropped two new tracks, “Nothin” and “Atlas,” marking their first fresh material since 2023. They also unveiled a deluxe edition of their Live Era ’87-’93 collection, featuring remastered performances and refreshed packaging for longtime collectors.
For Adelaide, the 2026 Grand Final weekend promises more than just a championship race. It is shaping up to be a full-scale entertainment event where motorsport intensity meets one of rock’s most enduring live acts.
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