2009-February-21 – Motley Crue Perform at the Sommet Center in Nashville.

Tuesday night at the Hard Rock, L.A. glam-metal heroes Mtley Cre bring their grown-up and toned-down debauchery, while their searing Sunset Strip sound remains intact. With infinitely underrated guitar god Mick Mars, enigmatic songwriting bassist Nikki Sixx, genre-defining vocalist and aging pretty boy Vince Neil, and the wild pounding thump of Tommy Lee’s near-perfect drumming, we might not be able to recreate the experience of seeing them at the peak of their wild, death-defying ways–but within the grand hockey arena scheme of things, it’s gonna be an evening awash in devil horns, sweat, and straightforward hair-metal love.Mtley Cre, with the Last Vegas. Tuesday, March 3, Hard Rock Live, 5747 Seminole Way, Hollywood. Show starts at 8 p.m.; tickets cost $50 to $125. www.ticketmaster.com [Source]

Crue Fest 2: The White Trash Circus will land at the New York State Fair’s Mohegan Sun Grandstand on Sept. 3.Word of the national tour came out this morning. The date is listed on earthtimes.org, citing a release from Crue’s publicist, Rogers & Cowan. Interestingly enough, Crue’s own site, motley.com, does not yet list the date for Vince Neil, Mike Mars, Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee.It’s definitely on, says Fred Pierce, the fair’s director of public relations, who confirmed the show just now. He said he did not yet have information about what other bands will be joining the Crue, or ticket prices and on-sale dates.

Motley Crue will take another merry band of rockers out this summer on Crue Fest 2: The White Trash Circus.The nearly 30-date US outing will criss-cross the country beginning July 19 in Camden, NJ, and wrap Sept. 5 in Darien Center, NY. The full schedule, which mixes in a couple of Crue-only shows, is detailed below.This year’s Crue Fest lineup will be revealed at a March 16 press conference in New York City before Motley Crue hits the stage at Madison Square Garden. Last year’s bill featured Buckcherry, Papa Roach, Sixx:A.M. and Trapt, who played in front of nearly half a million fans, according to a press release.”Last year at Crue Fest, we set out to have more fun than humans are allowed to have,” drummer Tommy Lee said in a statement. “We succeeded beyond that. This year, we are going to top that and I guarantee we will.”

Motley Crue is a blunt instrument — the musical equivalent of a sledgehammer, battering ram or blowtorch. The tools in its arsenal aren’t subtle, but they are effective, especially if listeners have a fondness for hard-rock bands that came to prominence in the 1980s.The Crue performed exactly as expected tonight in Birmingham, headlining a multi-act show at the BJCC Arena. The four-man group steamrolled through some hits and some new songs, surrounded by blazing lights, showers of fireworks, fountains of flames and sexy-babe videos.

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