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The latest Guns N' Roses reunion rumor involves a possible 25-concert tour featuring a stop at Coachella in 2016 – but may be just as interesting for what it doesn't say.

They wouldn't play with singer Axl Rose again until an unexpected partial reunion more than two decades later.

While the rumor mill churns out Guns N' Roses reunion stories, Slash is busy making plans for his next solo album.

Steven Adler says he's heard no talk of a comeback from any classic members, adding that Duff McKagan and Slash are probably not interested in working with him.

There's still no official indication that the latest rumors regarding a reunion of the classic Guns N' Roses lineup are anywhere close to coming true, but we know at least two former members of the band have been in touch lately.

With all the hope for a classic Guns N' Roses reunion, the last thing fans needed was for Slash's brother to call Axl Rose a "fat bastard."

It looks like a major breakthrough in the relationship between Slash and Axl Rose took place recently.

For someone who used to live life on the edge of self-destruction, he's been quite the workaholic.

Even though he hasn't been a member of Guns N’ Roses for 20 years, Slash is still regularly asked about the possibility of a reunion with his old band.

Slash had just released World on Fire last September when he took the stage at the Roxy Theatre on West Hollywood's Sunset Strip for a scalding set with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators.

While on 'CBS This Morning,' Slash was asked the inevitable question of whether there would ever be a Guns N’ Roses reunion of the band's classic lineup.

Don't expect any radical reinventions on Slash's next album.