The members of Guns n' Roses have been quiet about doing any new material during their two-year reunion tour, but Axl Rose may have just given fans a bit of hope.
In an interview with Iceland magazine at the end of the band's European tour, Rose was asked about the possibility of new recordings and he said, "Right now our focus is on touring and the shows, but everyone seems to be getting along, so you never know."
Rose was also asked what song has been a highlight of the band's recent sets and had a surprising answer: "Right now I really enjoy singing 'Wichita Lineman.' It has such a haunting vibe, especially with Glen [Campbell's] passing, and our version feels a lot like old Guns acoustically to me."