I kAnew it I said Black Sabbath, Fairies Wear Boots, & Sweet Leaf would have been great additions, but yes had to be mindful OZZY was doing solo set before the Sabbath set. — Tony Iommi reveals they had Black Sabbatb & Fairies Wear Boots ready & rehearsed, but ultimately chose (4) songs to not over do it. They should have asked OZZY u wanna do (1) more in the actual encore moment. Ending with Black Sabbath would have been epic….
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BREAKING NEWS : Eddie Vedder and his wife Jill McCormick Donates Entire $12.9 Million Bonus and Sponsorship Earnings to Homeless Shelter Initiative to Help Fund 150 Units Housing with 300 Shelter Beds… “I’ve seen the effects of homelessness firsthand growing up, and I knew…
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BREAKING NEWS: New Orleans Saints Donate Entire $12.9 Million Bonus and Sponsorship Earnings to Homeless Shelter Initiative, Funding 150 Housing Units with 300 Shelter Beds
New Orleans, LA — In an unprecedented act of generosity, the New Orleans Saints organization, led by ownership and key players, has announced the donation of $12.9 million—comprising recent bonuses and sponsorship earnings—to a city-wide Homeless Shelter Initiative.
The funds will directly support the construction of 150 transitional housing units and 300 emergency shelter beds across Orleans Parish, aimed at tackling the growing crisis of homelessness in the region.
“We’ve seen the pain of homelessness affect families, veterans, and youth right here in our city,” said a statement from Saints owner Gaynell Benson. “We knew we had the resources to do more than talk—we needed to act.”
Several Saints players, including team captain Demario Davis, have long been involved in community outreach, but this marks the largest single donation in franchise history toward a social cause.
“I grew up seeing what it means to go without a home,” said Davis during a press conference. “It’s not about charity—it’s about dignity. Everyone deserves a safe place to sleep.”
The initiative, in partnership with local nonprofit housing groups, is expected to break ground later this year and will prioritize support for veterans, families with children, and those transitioning from shelters to permanent housing.
City leaders hailed the move as “a defining moment of civic leadership,” with Mayor LaToya Cantrell adding, “This goes far beyond football. The Saints are literally helping us rebuild lives.”
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Guns N’ Roses Announces 2026 Farewell Tour: ‘One Last Ride’ Marks the End of a Rock Legend’s Era – Dates and Cities Revealed… Watch Here ⬇️
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LOS ANGELES, CA — July 11, 2025 — Legendary rock band Guns N’ Roses has officially announced their farewell tour, titled “One Last Ride”, set to launch in Spring 2026. The tour, which will span across North America, Europe, South America, and parts of Asia, will mark the final chapter in one of the most iconic careers in rock music history.
The band—fronted by Axl Rose, with longtime members Slash and Duff McKagan—revealed the emotional news in a live-streamed press conference and teaser video on Thursday evening. After four decades of electrifying stages and rewriting the rock rulebook, Guns N’ Roses is taking one final victory lap to thank fans and close the book on their legacy on their own terms.
“It’s been an unbelievable journey,” said Axl Rose, now 63. “This tour is a celebration, not just a goodbye. We’re doing this for the fans—the ones who’ve been with us since ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ and those just discovering us now. One last ride… and we’re gonna make it count.”
Tour Dates and Cities Revealed
The “One Last Ride” Farewell Tour kicks off on March 7, 2026, in Los Angeles, California, the city where it all began. The first leg includes 21 U.S. dates, with stops in New York, Chicago, Seattle, Miami, and Nashville. The band will then head to Europe for summer festival headlining appearances and arena shows in London, Berlin, Paris, and Rome. The global tour will wrap up with a pair of symbolic final performances in Tokyo and São Paulo in December 2026.
Full tour dates and ticket information are now live on the official Guns N’ Roses website, with fan presales beginning August 15, 2025, and general ticket sales opening August 19.
A Legacy Like No Other
Formed in 1985, Guns N’ Roses exploded onto the scene with their 1987 debut album Appetite for Destruction, which remains one of the best-selling debut albums of all time. Known for anthems like “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” “Paradise City,” and “November Rain,” the band redefined hard rock and glam metal during an era dominated by excess and attitude.
Their tumultuous history—rife with lineup changes, feuds, and years-long hiatuses—only fueled their mystique. Their 2016 reunion tour, “Not in This Lifetime,” grossed over $584 million worldwide, placing them among the top-grossing live acts of all time.
“We’ve had our fights, our comebacks, our collapses—but music always brought us back,” said Slash. “This farewell tour is our way of doing it right. No drama—just music.”
What’s Next After ‘One Last Ride’?
While the tour marks the official end of Guns N’ Roses as a touring act, members have hinted at future solo projects, collaborations, and a potential documentary chronicling the band’s journey.
“This isn’t the end of music for any of us,” added Duff McKagan. “But it’s the end of this—Guns N’ Roses as the world knows it.”
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Stay tuned for more exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and full coverage of “One Last Ride”—Guns N’ Roses’ final gift to rock fans around the world.
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I knew it I said Black Sabbath, Fairies Wear Boots, & Sweet Leaf would have been great additions, but yes had to be mindful OZZY was doing solo set before the Sabbath set. — Tony Iommi reveals they had Black Sabbatb & Fairies Wear Boots ready & rehearsed, but ultimately chose (4) songs to not over do it. They should have asked OZZY u wanna do (1) more in the actual encore moment. Ending with Black Sabbath would have been epic….
“I knew it. I always said ‘Black Sabbath’, ‘Fairies Wear Boots’, and ‘Sweet Leaf’ would’ve been epic additions to the set. But yeah, I get it—Ozzy had just done a full solo set right before Sabbath took the stage, so they had to be mindful,” said a longtime fan.
Now, in a recent interview, Tony Iommi confirmed what many die-hards suspected: those classic tracks were rehearsed and ready.
“We had ‘Black Sabbath’ and ‘Fairies Wear Boots’ tight and locked in,” Iommi revealed. “But we ultimately went with four songs to keep it balanced. We didn’t want to overdo it, especially after Ozzy’s solo set.”
Still, some fans—and even crew members—felt there was room for one more magic moment.
“They should’ve just asked Ozzy, ‘Wanna do one more?’ right in the encore moment,” the fan added. “Ending with Black Sabbath—the song that started it all—would’ve been a perfect full-circle farewell. Imagine the curtain falling on those chilling opening notes. Goosebumps, man.”
Even without it, the final performance hit hard with emotional weight and historical significance. But knowing those songs were rehearsed and ready, the possibilities of what could have been only deepen the mythology of that final night.
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