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Prepare Your Appetite for Adler


Prepare Your Appetite for Adler

Former Guns N’ Roses drummer and co-writer Steven Adler is igniting his Adler’s Appetite band and has today announced an Australasian tour, with a very special one-of-a-kind ‘one night only’ show at the Powerstation in Auckland on Thursday, May 24.

Presented by Storm The Gates and The Rock, the show will be divided into two parts - an up-close-and-personal Q&A with Adler and his mother Deanna Adler, hosted by Bryce Casey from The Rock.

This will be followed by a kick-ass 60 minutes of pure rock ‘n’ roll in which Adler’s band will play Guns ‘N Roses’ debut record, the iconic APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION, in its entirety.

Deanna Adler is the author of ‘Sweet Child Of Mine: How I Lost My Son to Guns ‘N Roses’. Over the last 25 years, she kept her diaries, journals, and personal letters, as well as a dozen scrapbooks and hundreds of photographs, putting them aside for safekeeping. This is your opportunity to experience the rare personal and emotive journey about raising her son, and the efforts of keeping him alive and herself sane.

The second part of the show sees Adler and his esteemed guests celebrating the 30th anniversary of 1987’s APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION, which is often described by critics and fans alike, as one of the greatest albums of all time. It contained back-to-back hits, including ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’, ‘Paradise City’ and ‘Welcome To The Jungle’.


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