They've still got it! Rock legends Guns N' Roses send 40,000 fans into a frenzy as they kick of big Australia tour

By Josh Hanrahan For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 09:42 EST, 7 February 2017 | Updated: 09:42 EST, 7 February 2017

They're one of the most popular and biggest selling rock bands of all time.

And although it's more than three decades since they formed, Guns N' Roses didn't disappoint the 40,000 eager fans who saw them in Brisbane on Tuesday night.

Led by singer Axl Rose and lead guitarist Slash, both 55, the band had the crowd in a frenzy as they played a bunch of their biggest hits in typically high-tempo fashion.

Still got it! Despite it being more than three decades since they formed, 40,000 eager fans turned out to see Guns N' Roses in Brisbane on Tuesday night

Still got it! Despite it being more than three decades since they formed, 40,000 eager fans turned out to see Guns N' Roses in Brisbane on Tuesday night

The 'Sweet Child o' Mine' hitmakers - who have just Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan, 53, remaining from their early days - appeared as pumped up as ever for the gig.

Having sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, the legendary rockers showed their diehard fans why they've been so successful.

Leading from the front, Rose revved up the crowd by belting out the lyrics in his very energetic fashion.

Leading from the front: Singer Axl Rose, 55, still looks every bit the legendary rock icon 

Leading from the front: Singer Axl Rose, 55, still looks every bit the legendary rock icon 

The heavily-tattooed vocalist looked every bit the veteran rocker, wearing ripped jeans and a t-shirt, while studded wrist bands and jewellery added to his look.

The intense effort Rose put into the gig was clear for all to see, as he moved around the stage screaming out the band's songs.

Alongside him, Slash looked as smooth as ever as he strummed away on his guitar.

The legendary musician thrilled the crowd with both his playing and outfit, wearing a black top hat that has become his trademark.

The greatest: Slash didn't disappoint the crowd with his outfit, wearing a black top hat that has become his trademark

The greatest: Slash didn't disappoint the crowd with his outfit, wearing a black top hat that has become his trademark

Hard work: The intense effort Rose put into the gig was clear for all to see, as he moved around the stage and screamed out the band's songs

Hard work: The intense effort Rose put into the gig was clear for all to see, as he moved around the stage and screamed out the band's songs

Hitmakers: The band had the crowd of 40,000 diehard fans in a frenzy
Hitmakers: They played a bunch of their biggest hits including 'Sweet Child o' Mine' in typically high-tempo fashion

Hitmakers: The band had the crowd in a frenzy as they played a bunch of their biggest hits in typically high-tempo fashion

Legendary: Having sold 100 million albums worldwide, they are one of the most popular and biggest selling rock bands of all time

Legendary: Having sold 100 million albums worldwide, they are one of the most popular and biggest selling rock bands of all time

Starting with a bang! Tuesday's concert kicked off their 'Not In This Lifetime' Australia tour

He also seemingly made a political stance, with the words 'unf*** the world' written across his t-shirt. 

Tuesday night's concert, which kicked off their Not In This Lifetime tour of Australia, was the first time Guns N' Roses have played in Brisbane.

And judging by their incredible performance, it wouldn't be a surprise if it's not their last trip Down Under.

Not done yet! Judging by their incredible performance, it wouldn't be a surprise if it's not their last trip to Australia

Not done yet! Judging by their incredible performance, it wouldn't be a surprise if it's not their last trip to Australia

New territory: Tuesday night's sold out show was the first time they've played in Brisbane

New territory: Tuesday night's sold out show was the first time they've played in Brisbane

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