It's been 15 years since Guns N' Roses last released a new album and it appears that the band would make a big musical comeback soon as revealed by a stage technician.
According to Loudwire, one of the band's longtime production team members, Tom Mayhue, spoke with fans in Paris amid their tour and told them that the band is just wrapping up their current series of concerts in Europe before they work on a new project.
"I know that the band's gonna start working on new music, they've got a bunch of stuff recorded already. So there will be new Guns N' Roses music very soon," he told supporters.
Later on, he revealed that fans should expect a new single anytime soon as the band is trying to release a new song "any day now."
As of this writing, Guns N' Roses members have yet to confirm whether they have a new album coming out soon or not.
The group's last album, "Chinese Democracy," was released in 2008.
Guns N' Roses Teases Titles of New Album?
In early reports, fans have been speculating that the band might have spoiled fans about the titles of their upcoming songs.
It was reported that the group took to their official Instagram account to post a video on their stories featuring a person flipping pages with words.
Supporters immediately theorized that they might be hinting at the titles of their new songs "Perhaps" and "The General."
Setlist.fm reported that "Perhaps" is one of the songs that the band performed during their soundcheck in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Despite the speculations, there is still no confirmation from the band.
Axl Rose, Slash Working on New Album?
It appears that new music is coming soon because aside from the recent confirmation by Tom Mayhue and the teaser on their social media page, it was also reported that members Axl Rose and Slash were spotted in a recording studio.
Last month, the two visited the Urban Sound Studios in Oslo, Norway. The Instagram account of the studio shared a now-deleted photo of the members, which sparked rumors that they might be working on something new.
"We got to hang out with these 2 rock legends in the studio today," they wrote in the caption.
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