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Location: Auckland, New Zealand  Date: February 6, 1993
Setlist: Welcome To The Jungle, Mr. Brownstone, Live And Let Die, Attitude, Bad Obsession, Double Talkin' Jive, Voodoo Child [Intro], Civil War [w/ Voodoo Child], Wild Horses [Intro], Patience, It's Alright [Intro], November Rain, Drum Solo, Guitar Solo, You Could Be Mine, Godfather Theme, The One [Intro], Sweet Child O' Mine, Only Women Bleed [Intro], Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Mother [Intro], Paradise City


Information: This show was on Axl's birthday and a cake is brought onstage after "November Rain". "Civil War" was played for the last time during this tour. It also marked the last known performance of this song ever. Axl introduces "Attitude" with the words "yesterday was Duff McKagan's birthday, it's a nice little birthday song by 'The Misfits'". Duff takes the microphone and dedicates the song to Axl and tells the crowd that it is Axl's birthday today. Slash asks the crowd for at least one "Happy Birthday" chant. Due to power problems, the show was stopped for five minutes after "Bad Obsession". After the break Slash plays a couple of seconds on the opening notes of Beatles' "Day Tripper".

Numbers N' Stats
Songs: 13  Playing Time: 2 hours, 31 minutes  Introduction Line: "Auckland! ??? From Hollywood. Guns N' Roses!"  Venue: Mount Smart Stadium  Opening Act: Unknown  Attendance: Unknown

Recording Info
CD | DVD Audio: Yes (Audience)
On Bootlegs:

Sound clip: N/A

 Video: Yes (Audience)
[151 min]
On Bootlegs:

Screen shots: N/A
Comments: The audio bootlegs are sourced from the video.

Heard From The Stage
Axl: Alright, I have got some bad news. There seems to be a problem with the power. So we have got two options. (someone shouts something) Excuse me, do you wanna leave the fucking show? We have gonna stop the show for 5 minutes. [...] We will be right back. Thank you very much.