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Singer Axl Rose (L) and bassist Tommy Stinson of Guns N' Roses perform at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino during the opening night of the band's second residency, "Guns N' Roses - An Evening of Destruction. No Trickery!" on May 21, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada

“I had the same punk-rock attack that Duff had. I wouldn’t be afraid to say I stole some of his stuff”: How Tommy Stinson survived the making of Guns N’ Roses’ Chinese Democracy

By Brian Fox published

Tommy Stinson replaced Duff McKagan in 1998, but being the bassist in Guns N’ Roses takes work – a lot of it

Axl Rose and Richard Fortus of Guns N' Roses perform at BankAtlantic Center on October 24, 2011 in Sunrise, Florida

Richard Fortus dishes on the many guitarists who have passed through Guns N’ Roses’ ranks

By Richard Bienstock published

"It was a difficult dynamic to make three guitars work,” he says of playing alongside Buckethead and Robin Finck

The Old 97's to Release New Album, 'Most Messed Up,' April 29

By Damian Fanelli published

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The Replacements Reunite for Covers EP

By Josh Hart published

Seemingly against all odds, the Replacements' Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson have reunited to record a covers EP to benefit their friend and former guitarist Slim Dunlap.

Guns N' Roses Confirm More U.S. Tour Dates

By Josh Hart published

It looks like a full U.S. tour for Guns N' Roses is actually starting to take shape, as dates in Minneapolis and Chicago have been added to the band's fall itinerary.

Interview: Guns N' Roses Bassist Tommy Stinson Talks New Solo Album, 'One Man Mutiny'

By Josh Hart published

Guns N' Roses Bassist Tommy Stinson Streaming New Track, "Meant to Be"

By Josh Hart published

Guns N' Roses/ex-Replacements bassist Tommy Stinson is now streaming a new track, titled "Meant To Be," online.

Guns N' Roses Bassist Tommy Stinson to Release New Solo Album in August

By Josh Hart published

Tommy Stinson, the current bassist for Guns N' Roses and a founding member of the Replacements, will release a new solo album, One Man Mutiny, via his Done To Death Music label on Aug. 30.