Mötley Crüe news

Vh1 - Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee will be replaced on the band's Crue Fest Tour after burning his hand while playing with a sparkler.

Los Angeles Times - The band resuscitates 'Dr. Feelgood.'

antiMUSIC - Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx is feeling good about their upcoming Cruefest 2 tour, which kicks off this Sunday.

antiMUSIC - A top story from this week. MSG will add to its growing entertainment programming lineup with new episodes of franchise series "Road to MSG" and "MSG Concert Series" this summer.

antiMUSIC - MSG will add to its growing entertainment programming lineup with new episodes of franchise series "Road to MSG" and "MSG Concert Series" this summer.

antiMUSIC - Crue Fest 2 has announced a partnership with [an overpriced energy drink] to add an additional stage at this year's festival.

Rolling Stone - Nikki Sixx and Vince Neil reveal what inspired the album's songs: lesbians, near-death experiences and Heather Locklear This summer Mötley Crüe will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Dr. Feelgood by playing the 1989 album straight through on Crüe Fest 2. Luckily for them, the tour doesn't begin until July 19th, because when Vince Neil and Nikki Sixx took Rolling Stone track by track through the ...

Times Leader - Mötley Crüe just announced the line up for their second annual Summer Festival tour, Crüe Fest 2, which is making a stop at Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain on Friday, September 4.

Vh1 - Talking to Rolling Stone about their upcoming tour, Mick Mars of Mötley Crüe said he'd also like to collaborate with "American Idol" album Carrie Underwood in the future. "I think we both want to write songs together," the guitarist said.

MTV Music Television - Carrie Underwood has covered Mötley Crüe's "Home Sweet Home" to be "American Idol" season eight's farewell theme.

Orlando Sentinel - If rock is about outrageous excess, UCF Arena show was a glorious rock show Nikki Sixx is right: Mötley Crüe likely will never get a Grammy or make it to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. That stuff is boring, especially compared with the raucous, raunchy, ridiculously over-the-top spectacle unleashed on Wednesday at the UCF Arena.