Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil has a simple declaration for the critics who have tried to write them off for decades: "You can't kill us!". Neil and bassist Nikki Sixx recently spoke to UCR's ...

Mötley Crüe formed in Los Angeles in 1981 and became one of the most popular of the so-called hair-metal bands. Mixing glam-rock theatrics, heavy metal riffs and radio-friendly pop hooks, they ...

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 ...

Vince Neil returned to Motley Crue in 1996 to find his bandmates already pretty far into work on a new album, originally intended for Corabi, that didn't suit his tastes or strengths. "I hate that ...

The members of Motley Crue, the bad boys as notorious for their drug-fueled debauchery as their string of ‘80s hard rock hits such as “Dr. Feelgood,” “Girls, Girls, Girls” and “Home ...

With "The Dirt," Motley Crue is experiencing a Netflix bump on multiple platforms, including downloads, ... That’s a spike of 599% on Spotify and 1,081% on Apple Music, ...

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 ...

Today is the 56th birthday of Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx, and to honor the occasion, let’s look at some fascinating facts about the band he’s played with for over three decades.

15. "You're All I Need" (1987) Jon Bon Jovi once declared this lighter-waving track from 1987 "the best ballad Motley Crue have ever written." And it isn't, really, but it's close, the music built ...