Need plans this weekend? Fresh from their critically acclaimed, sold-out-in-minutes NY Takeover and subsequent intimate run of shows along the eastern seaboard, Guns N’ Roses will be taking over Los Angeles in March with a three-date club run which will certainly be an EPIC few nights of rock!

22 years have passed since the band has visited the Hollywood Palladium, where their first LA stop takes place on March 9th. Adding to their future rock landmarks, The Wiltern on March 11, and House of Blues Sunset Strip on March 12 will be quite the once in a lifetime experiences. So how do you get tickets?

Presale for the LA Takeover began on Thursday, March 1st at 10am PT, public on sale opened up on Friday, March 2nd at 10am PT. For more information on tickets and VIP packages, please visit www.gunsnroses.com.

So HollywoodLifers, will you be going to any of these must see shows?

Tour Dates:

March 1 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA

March 3 House of Blues Orlando, FL

March 5 Fillmore Miami Beach Miami, FL

March 9 Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles, CA

March 11 The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA

March 12 House of Blues Sunset Strip Los Angeles, CA

Celebrated worldwide as one of the most important rock acts in musical history, Guns N’ Roses are Axl Rose, DJ Ashba (guitar), Dizzy Reed (keyboards), Tommy Stinson (bass), Richard Fortus (guitar), Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal (guitar), Chris Pitman (keyboards) and Frank Ferrer (drums). Guns N’ Roses have just returned from their sold-out global 2011 arena tour, with more than 30 shows in the US, visits to Latin America and multiple festivals, having played to millions of fans around the globe. In April 2012, Guns N’ Roses will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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BFFs, you might have thought Bret would fill the seat of Idol creator and judge Simon Cowell, but don’t assume it’s a done deal. The rocker might have another show in the works, and we have the scoop!

Bret Michaels, are you the next American Idol judge? Or are you making some other deals on the side just in case that doesn’t work out! HollywoodLife.com has spoken to a source very close to the Poison frontman, and they tell us that Bret might actually sign on to do a show for CBS called Rock Star Supernova! The show originally ran for two seasons between 2006-08 was hosted by rocker Dave Navarro. Now Bret might be bringing the show back by hosting it!

“He’s been approached by numerous networks,” says our source. “But it looks as though Rock Star could definitely be the one.”

The show’s premise is based on a well-known band looking for a lead vocalist to join their group. The original show centered around Tommy Lee‘s band Motley Crue, Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, and former Guns N’Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke who had formed a new band called Rock Star Supernova and the winner would become the lead singer.

Do you think Bret should ditch his Idol plans and jump on this gig? Tell us what you think!

-Chloe Melas

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G&R guitarist Slash tells us that he’d love to see the band’s songs appear on Fox’s smash hit show, but lead singer Axl Rose won’t let it happen!

Who wouldn’t love a Guns & Roses-themed episode of Glee? We’d die to see Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith) take Rachel Barry (Lea Michele) to “Paradise City” and for Noah “Puck” Puckerman (Mark Salling) to trade in his Mohawk for a mullet. But sadly, BFFs, a G&R episode of Glee probably won’t happen. (Insert frown face here).

“I’d be shocked if it ever came to be, because Axl might not be down with it,” the 44-year-old rocker told HollywoodLife.com at Charlotte Ronson’s ‘I Love Ronson’/JC Penney party in LA May 4.

WHAT! Lead singer Axl Rose should stop being so selfish — the world NEEDS a G&R-Glee union.

Slash, however, is totally on board with seeing his music appear on the show, and even has some thoughts as to what songs should be performed. “I would love to see “Paradise City” or “November Rain” used on a future episode,” he told us, adding, “but if it ever came to be, I think they would probably pick “Sweet Child O’ Mine.” That seems to be the go-to [song].”

Slash, surely you can use your powers of persuasion on Axl, 48? Or should we say, “Use Your Illusion?”

–Russell Weakland