In a move that has electrified the rock world, Mötley Crüe and Guns N’ Roses have announced their final joint tour, titled Final Rebellion. This limited run of shows will see two of the most legendary bands in rock history share the stage one last time, delivering an unforgettable experience for fans coast to coast.
Set to begin on August 10, 2025, in Dallas, Texas, and wrapping up on October 25 in San Francisco, California, Final Rebellion will visit just 20 select cities, making each stop a truly special event. Cities like Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Denver, and Las Vegas are confirmed, with a few surprise shows hinted at along the way.
In a joint statement, Nikki Sixx and Axl Rose said, “This is it — the last chance to celebrate the chaos, the anthems, and the rebellion that defined generations. We’re bringing everything we have to this tour. No holding back.”
Fans can expect a night packed with classics: Mötley Crüe’s “Dr. Feelgood,” “Shout at the Devil,” and “Kickstart My Heart” will roar alongside Guns N’ Roses staples like “Paradise City,” “Patience,” and “You Could Be Mine.” There are also whispers of special collaborative moments, with both bands taking the stage together for explosive encores.
The production promises to match the music’s ferocity, with state-of-the-art visuals, massive pyrotechnics, and high-energy performances that harken back to rock’s wildest and most rebellious days. From leather and denim to screaming guitars and pounding drums, Final Rebellion will be a full-blown rock spectacle — a celebration of the legacy these two bands have built over decades.
Tickets go on sale May 10, 2025, and demand is already through the roof. Fans are encouraged to register early for presale access and VIP packages, which will offer premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and limited backstage experiences.
As Mötley Crüe and Guns N’ Roses prepare to take their final joint bow, Final Rebellion is shaping up to be much more than a tour — it’s a farewell to an era, a salute to the fans, and a defiant, glorious last stand for two of rock’s most iconic forces.
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