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Guns N' Roses Tour 2012: Dates and Locations of Club Shows in U.S. [FULL LIST]

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Guns N' Roses announced Monday they will perform a series of shows through the U.S. in February. Unlike their past tour, the six U.S. shows will be hosted by small venues and clubs, kicking off at the Roseland Ballroom in New York on Feb. 10 and ending at the House of Blues in Atlantic City on Feb. 24. Take a look at the full list of U.S. and European tour dates and locations.
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