Public record

Mötley Crüe

Rock | Los Angeles, CA | since 1981

album rock
arena rock
glam metal
hair band
hair metal
hard rock
heavy metal
metal

Shows, releases and artist details collected from 10 credited sources. This public record does not confirm booking availability. Source links accompany the published facts.

Shows on record

Rooms played

2024

On record since

Releases

Upcoming shows

Sep 26, 2026Cascades Amphitheater· Ridgefieldheadlinerupcoming
with Tesla, Extreme

Show history

2024 · 1

Jul 11, 2024Scotiabank Saddledome· Calgaryheadliner
with Default

Photos, art and posters

Logo — TheAudioDB

Mötley Crüe — Scotiabank Saddledome, 2024-07-11 — Poster · Scotiabank Saddledome, 2024-07-11 — Songkick

Lineup

John 5 — guitar
DJ Larceny — additional, turntable

Former

Vince Neil — lead vocals
Tommy Lee — drums (drum set)
Mick Mars — background vocals, electric guitar
Nikki Sixx — electric bass guitar
John Corabi — electric bass guitar, electric guitar, keyboard, lead vocals, piano
Randy Castillo — drums (drum set)

Releases

LW
Live Wire
2026
LT
Looks That Kill
2026
FT
From The Beginning
2025
DF
Dr. Feelgood - The Singles Box Set
2024
DF
Dr. Feelgood (Limited Edition 35th Anniversary)
2024
GG
Girls, Girls, Girls
2024
DO
Dogs Of War
2024
CA
Cancelled
2024
CC
Crücial Crüe: The Studio Albums 1981–1989
2023 · compilation
SA
Shout At The Devil
2023
CC
Crücial Crüe (The Studio Albums 1981-1989)
2023
GH
Greate$t Hit$
2009 · compilation
SO
Saints of Los Angeles
2008 · album
CC
Colour Collection
2007 · compilation
RL
Rock Legends
2007 · compilation
RW
Red, White & Crüe
2005 · compilation
CM
Classic Mötley Crüe
2004 · compilation
MT
Music to Crash Your Car To, Volume II
2004 · compilation
TU
The Universal Masters Collection
2004 · compilation
2C
20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Mötley Crüe
2003 · compilation
GV
Greatest Video Hits
2003 · compilation
LA
Loud as Fuck!
2003 · compilation
MT
Music to Crash Your Car To, Volume I
2003 · compilation
NT
New Tattoo
2000 · album
SR
Supersonic Relics
1999 · compilation
SA
Supersonic and Demonic Relics
1999 · compilation
GH
Greate$t Hit$
1998 · compilation
GS
Generation Swine
1997 · album
MC
Mötley Crüe
1994 · album
DO
Decade of Decadence ’81–’91
1991 · compilation
DF
Dr. Feelgood
1989 · album
GG
Girls, Girls, Girls
1987 · album
TO
Theatre of Pain
1985 · album
SA
Shout at the Devil
1983 · album
TF
Too Fast for Love
1981 · album

Airplay

KEXP airplay: 7 plays, 2009-10-30–2025-07-23 — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'The Morning Show' (John Richards) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Seek & Destroy' (Brian Foss) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show '90.TEEN' (Guest DJ) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'The Midday Show' (Troy Nelson) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Sonic Reducer' (Dr. West) — KEXP

Artist background

Mötley Crüe formed in 1981 — MusicBrainz
Mötley Crüe is based in Los Angeles — MusicBrainz
John 5: guitar — MusicBrainz
DJ Larceny: additional, turntable — MusicBrainz
Vince Neil: lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Tommy Lee: drums (drum set) (former member) — MusicBrainz
Mick Mars: background vocals, electric guitar (former member) — MusicBrainz
Nikki Sixx: electric bass guitar (former member) — MusicBrainz
John Corabi: electric bass guitar, electric guitar, keyboard, lead vocals, piano (former member) — MusicBrainz
Randy Castillo: drums (drum set) (former member) — MusicBrainz
Mötley Crüe has 25 release group(s) on MusicBrainz spanning 1981–2023 — MusicBrainz
Mötley Crüe is from Hollywood, California , U.S. — Wikipedia
Mötley Crüe has 4 members: Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, John 5 — Wikipedia
Mötley Crüe plays Heavy metal — Wikipedia
Mötley Crüe plays glam metal — Wikipedia
Mötley Crüe plays hard rock — Wikipedia
Mötley Crüe has 2015895 listeners on Last.fm — Mötley Crüe on Last.fm
Mötley Crüe has released 10 recordings between 2023 and 2026 — Mötley Crüe on Discogs
Mötley Crüe is a Genius-verified artist — Mötley Crüe on Genius (verified)
Mötley Crüe has 153 followers on Genius — Mötley Crüe on Genius
Twitter/X handle (per Genius): @MotleyCrue — Mötley Crüe on Genius
Google Knowledge Graph descriptor: Band — Mötley Crüe — Google Knowledge Graph
Canonical Wikipedia article (per Google KG): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B6tley_Cr%C3%BCe — Mötley Crüe on Wikipedia (per Google KG)
Wikipedia article length (per Google KG, characters): 205 — Mötley Crüe — entity-richness signal
Google Knowledge Graph entity id: kg:/m/04x73 — Mötley Crüe — KG entity
Country (per TheAudioDB): California, USA — Mötley Crüe on TheAudioDB
Formed 1981 (Wikidata inception) — Wikidata
Origin: Los Angeles (Wikidata) — Wikidata
Genres per Wikidata: glam metal, heavy metal music, hard rock, sleaze rock — Wikidata
Members per Wikidata: Vince Neil, Mick Mars, Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, John Corabi — Wikidata
Labels per Wikidata: Elektra, Mötley Records — Wikidata
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mötley_Crüe — Wikidata

Venues played

Rooms played most, from the shows on record
Room	Shows
Cascades Amphitheater · Ridgefield	2
Scotiabank Saddledome · Calgary	1

By year: 2024 1 · 2026 2

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Sources & corrections

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. Use the credited links to check the source.

Last updated: 2026-09-20
Sources: Discogs, Genius, google kg, KEXP, Last.fm, MusicBrainz, Spotify, TheAudioDB, Wikidata, Wikipedia

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