Guns 'N Roses announces Atlanta as one of the cities it will play this summer

Guns ‘N Roses will apparently be on the way to Atlanta and more than a dozen other cities.

A cryptic press release from the band’s PR agency arrived Friday afternoon with only the word “Patience” and this list of cities below.

Depending upon the timing of the tour, it probably makes the rumored Axl-Rose-to-AC/DC move less likely . It could work if GnR tours this summer -- which is the plan -- and AC/DC makes up its dates later this year, but would Rose really want to be on the road that long? Stay tuned…

Atlanta, GA

Boston, MA

Chicago, IL

Cincinnati, OH

Dallas, TX

Detroit, MI

Houston, TX

Kansas City, MO

Nashville, TN

New Orleans, LA

New York

Orlando, FL

Philadelphia, PA

Phoenix, AZ

Pittsburgh, PA

San Diego, CA

San Francisco, CA

Seattle, WA

St Louis, MO

Toronto, ONT

Washington, DC

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