Rock legends Guns N' Roses release first track in over a decade
Guns N' Roses fans are finally getting treated to new music after 13 years.
The legendary rockers released their new song 'Absurd' this week, writing in a tweet early Friday morning, "New. Fn. Song." The tweet included a video of what appears to be a computer-generated Medusa with a snippet of the song.
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It's the band's first studio release since their 2008 album Chinese Democracy.
Rolling Stone reported 'Absurd' is actually a reworked version of an earlier Guns N' Roses song, 'Silkworms', that was never officially released.
The band debuted the song last Tuesday, the magazine reported, during their concert at Fenway Park in Boston, where lead singer Axl Rose told the audience, "Some of you might have heard this under another name."
Another video posted to the band's Twitter account Thursday afternoon shows the band performing the song live.
"That was fun," Rose said afterward, per Rolling Stone. "So you heard it here first, a new Guns N' Roses song."
The band is currently on a North American tour that ends in early October. A tour of Australia and New Zealand is scheduled for this spring, and the band is set to head to Europe in mid-2022.
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