It was May 28 when Slash walked into Gazzarri’s on the Sunset Strip, in Los Angeles, California, to watch Axl Rose sing with the band Rapidfire.
But something about that performance stood out. For Slash, it wasn’t just another show—it was a moment that shifted how he thought about vocals and connection in music. Looking back, it would become one of those quiet turning points that only makes sense in hindsight, when the bigger story finally unfolds.
That moment stuck with him.
Of course, things weren't always rainbows and butterflies for the group, and Slash actually walked away from Guns N' Roses in 1997. He and Rose had a 20-year feud that kept them from making magic together, but they reunited in 2016 for a new era of the most dangerous band in rock.
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