Guns n' Roses might be aiming for the biggest tour ever.
Earlier this fall, the band announced they'd be playing all three Lollapaloozas in South America in March and April of next year -- plus a pre-Super Bowl concert in Miami on January 31st. And now they've followed that up by extending the Not in This Lifetime Tour with 15 more headline shows in South America and Europe between March 18th and June 21st.
The reunion trek, which started in 2016, was thought to be over when they wrapped up November 2nd in Las Vegas. At that point, a total gross of $584.2 million placed the tour at number-three all-time behind Ed Sheeran's Divide tour with $775.6-million and U2's 360 tour with $735.3-million. GNR has been averaging $3.7-million per show, so if they add another 15 to 20 dates to these 2020 shows Sheeran's record would be within reach.