Motley Crue Tickets - Crue Fest

Coming at the height of the Hair Metal movement of the 1980s, no band personified the genre more than Motley Crue. Parties, sex, and all-around decadence were the hallmarks of Motley Crue lyrics. As the founding member of Motley Crue, bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee quickly recruited Vince Neil to lead the band on the mic and Mike Mars on guitar.

Motley Crue’s first album, the independently released Too Fast for Love would eventually reach platinum status. Motley Crue’s fame grew as much from their off-stage antics as it did from their music. Motley Crue’s second album Shout at the Devil shot to legendary status as the prototypical Hair Metal album, featuring “Looks That Kill,” “Too Young to Fall in Love,” and “Shout at the Devil” which propelled the album to quadruple-platinum status.

Motley Crue took a more glam approach with the next album Theater of Pain, which landed the band mainstream crossover appeal with the ballad “Home Sweet Home” while the hit “Smokin’ in the Boys’ Room" said more to the band’s roots. The quartet of classic albums was followed by Girls Girls Girls, which featured Motley Crue’s signature song “Girls Girls Girls” as well as the ballad “You’re All I’ll Need.” Motley Crue’s fifth album, Dr. Feelgood, would go on to six-time platinum status on the strength of the single “Dr. Feelgood.”

With the coming dawn of the Grunge movement, Motley Crue, like many other bands of their genre disappeared from public view and broke up. However, after much demand and rumor, Motley Crue returned in 2004 with the albums Red, White, & Crue and the acclaimed Saints of Los Angeles. Joining forces with Buckcherry and Trapt for Crue Fest in 2008, Motley Crue made itself one of the hottest bands in the world. Reserve your spot for Crue Fest 2 in 2009 when you order your premium Motley Crue tickets from OnlineTickets.com today!