There's still no official indication that the latest rumors regarding a reunion of the classic Guns N' Roses lineup are anywhere close to coming true, but we know at least two former members of the band have been in touch lately.
The guitarist said that he and his former bandmate have patched things up.
Slash isn't coming off the road anytime soon.
Even though he hasn't been a member of Guns N’ Roses for 20 years, Slash is still regularly asked about the possibility of a reunion with his old band.
Slash had just released World on Fire last September when he took the stage at the Roxy Theatre on West Hollywood's Sunset Strip for a scalding set with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators.
Don't expect any radical reinventions on Slash's next album.
Slash was on CBS This Morning earlier today to talk about his new music video, but that didn't stop anyone from shifting the talk to a possible Guns N' Roses reunion.
Guns N' Roses' ex-manager says an argument over collaborating with Michael Jackson is ultimately what fractured the relationship between Axl Rose and Slash.
Unlike a lot of artists, Slash has no problem writing new material on the road.
Slash has always done his best to let the music do the talking, so it shouldn't come as any surprise that he isn't interested in discussing his divorce with reporters.
Slash will continue his road-warrior ways this spring.
Slash's wife Perla Hudson is describing their on-going divorce proceedings as "pretty amicable," adding that "there's no bad blood -- at least not yet."
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