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Chris Stapleton Surprises With Guns N' Roses in Toronto, Two Nights in a Row

Written by AI, News Sources from Rolling Stone, Billboard7 Aug 20261 min read

Chris Stapleton made surprise appearances with Guns N' Roses during two consecutive shows in Toronto, singing a Bob Dylan hit one night and teaming up with Slash and Duff McKagan for a classic the next.

On the first night, Stapleton joined the rock band for a cover of "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," the Bob Dylan song. The following night, he performed "Patience," a track from Guns N' Roses' album "Lies," with guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan. The two also joined Stapleton for a Fleetwood Mac cover.

Stapleton previously opened for the band in 2016. The Toronto shows marked his latest collaboration with the rock group.

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