Power Trip Night One: Guns N’ Roses & Iron Maiden Setlists

Power Trip kicked off night one on Friday (October 6) with Guns N’ Roses and Iron Maiden rocking the masses in Indio, Calif.

Iron Maiden took to the stage first, playing a 15-song setlist that leaned heavily on their latest album, 2021’s Senjutsu, and 1986’s Somewhere in Time. They opened the show with “Caught Somewhere in Time,” which was captured by Metal Edge.

Iron Maiden – Power Trip Setlist

Caught Somewhere in Time
Stranger in a Strange Land
The Writing on the Wall
Days of Future Past
The Time Machine
The Prisoner
Death of the Celts
Can I Play With Madness
Heaven Can Wait
Alexander the Great
Fear of the Dark
Iron Maiden

ENCORE
Hell on Earth
The Trooper
Wasted Years

Following Maiden, GN’R took to the stage. Per Metal Edge, their set started around 10 pm and kicked off with the classic “It’s So Easy.” Notably, this is the first time the reunited Guns N’ Roses have appeared at the Empire Polo Club since they headlined Coachella in 2016. Of course, during that show, Axl Rose performed from the elaborate throne borrowed from Dave Grohl, because he broke his foot during an intimate show at the Troubadour.

Guns N’ Roses – Power Trip Setlist

It’s So Easy
Bad Obsession
Chinese Democracy
Slither
Pretty Tied Up
Mr. Brownstone
Welcome to the Jungle
Hard Skool
Absurd
Double Talkin’ Jive
Reckless Life
You Could Be Mine
Estranged
Live and Let Die
Down on the Farm
Rocket Queen
T.V. Eye
Better
Anything Goes
Civil War
Sweet Child o’ Mine
November Rain
Wichita Lineman
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door
Patience
Coma
Nightrain
Paradise City

Guns N’ Roses: All 87 Songs Ranked

Guns N’ Roses’ 2020 North American summer tour would’ve kicked off today (July 8), but, obviously, you know why those plans have changed.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has altered countless touring schedules, and without a doubt, GN’R’s tour would’ve been one of the biggest parties this summer. However, all of that still doesn’t mean we can’t honor one of the biggest bands of all time with an epic list.

Below is a ranking of all 87 songs that make up the Guns N’ Roses catalog. (Some random reissue filler songs were omitted, but c’mon…don’t pretend like you care about those.) Scroll through to see where your favorite tracks rank!