Guns N’ Roses have launched a fan giveaway fundraiser supporting suicide prevention during their 2026 North American tour, partnering with Fandiem to raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). Fans attending US shows can donate for the chance to win VIP concert experiences, premium ticket upgrades and a grand prize trip to see the band perform at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
The fundraiser is running alongside Guns N’ Roses’ 2026 touring schedule, which begins on July 23 at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, North Carolina, before the band continues through Asia and Australia. The tour concludes at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, on December 17.
Fans can enter the giveaway by making donations through the campaign, with proceeds supporting suicide prevention initiatives and mental health resources.
Guns N’ Roses fans can win VIP concert experiences
At each US show on the tour, donors will be entered into a prize draw for premium ticket upgrades, offering fans a closer view of Guns N’ Roses’ large-scale stadium performances.
The main prize package includes a trip for two to Pasadena, California, to watch Axl Rose and the band perform at the Rose Bowl in September.
The winner will receive:
- Flights and hotel accommodation for two people
- VIP riser and Pit access
- A behind-the-scenes look at the band’s stage production
- Lounge access
- Exclusive Guns N’ Roses merchandise
Fans donating $150 or more will also receive a limited-edition Guns N’ Roses hoodie.
American Foundation For Suicide Prevention praises Guns N’ Roses partnership
AFSP CEO Bob Gebbia thanked Guns N’ Roses and Fandiem for supporting the organisation’s work and using music to encourage conversations around suicide prevention.
“We are grateful to Guns N’ Roses and Fandiem for their extraordinary support and for using their platform to champion the mission of our organisation.”
“Music has a unique ability to reduce stigma and start conversations that save lives… the band is helping us reach more people with vital resources and the knowledge that they are not alone.”
The campaign aims to connect more people with suicide prevention resources while using Guns N’ Roses’ global audience to increase awareness.
