Motley Crue enjoyed major success throughout the 1980s, selling more than 100 million records. Vince Neil fronted the rock band from their formation in 1981 until he left in 1992.

2. "Hooligan's Holiday," Motley Crue (1994) 3. "Smoke the Sky," Motley Crue '00s: "Hell on High Heels," New Tattoo (2000) After the ill-conceived industrial and alt-metal excursions of 1997's ...

Yesterday (May 1), Motley Crue published a video on Facebook of drummer Tommy Lee playing at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California on Aug. 27, 2022. One commenter, Bruce Holland, said, "Saw the ...

Mick Mars, lead guitarist of Motley Crue for 41 years, is suing the Grammy Award-nominated heavy metal band for trying to “gaslight” and oust him from the business. Legal documents were… ...

The rumors were true and now Motley Crue have officially announced that Mick Mars is retiring from the band, while also naming John 5 as their new guitarist.. The 71-year-old Mars, an original ...

As of now, Motley Crue has sold over 100 million records. These numbers alone make them one of the most popular bands that have set foot on stages worldwide. Not only do they have a comprehensive ...

Motley Crue were together for 35 years before they parted ways without speaking following what they said would be their final gig in LA on New Year's Eve in 2015. More from Ents & Arts.

For casual Motley Crue fans, the band’s John Corabi period is typically of little interest. If those fans even recall it at all. Motley’s hardcore fans, however, often find the brief Corabi ...

Robby Miller, an Athens, Ala. kid who loved to play baseball, could no longer see out of his right eye. This was due to an injury sustained at Motley Crue's Sept. 27, 1985 concert at Huntsville ...

Netflix is in talks to make a movie about the rise of 1980s heavy metal band Motley Crue. Dirt is based on the New York Times bestseller The Dirt: Confessions of the World’s Most Notorious Rock ...

With Motley Crue making a second stop in Phoenix on their final tour, we count down their best songs. Local Sports Things To Do Politics Travel Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. MUSIC.