Motley Crue will have a full-packed schedule in the next few months, including the kickoff of its 2024 stadium tour.
Things have been making Motley Crue take the spotlight over the past months due to several updates regarding the band. Its former guitarist, Mick Mars, filed a lawsuit after he was reportedly cut off from the band and gaslighted by the members before he was ultimately replaced by John 5, who is now serving as the touring guitarist.
Motley Crue also started working with producer Bob Rock for new music material, which would be followed by its 2024 stadium tour.
Vince Neil Confirms Motley Crue 2024 Stadium Tour
Vince Neil shared the available details regarding Motley Crue's upcoming tour next year during his interview with The Music Universe, Thursday.
According to the singer, the group will embark on its US shows after the ongoing European tour with Def Leppard. He and his bandmates will visit cities across Australia and Japan this year before starting the highly-anticipated stadium tour.
"I think we're gonna go back in the studio for a couple of more songs," he said. "And then we will announce a new stadium tour for next summer. And we're not sure who's gonna be on it, but there'll be another tour."
Neil's statement seemingly served as a sign that Mick Mars would not be part of Motley Crue's current and future plans, especially since they are yet to reach a settlement with the guitarist after he filed a lawsuit against his band members for allegedly removing him though he only retired as a touring guitarist.
John 5 replaced Mars on the band as the founding guitarist suffers from a chronic and inflammatory type of arthritis, Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS), which affects his capacity to be in lengthy shows and travels.
Motley Crue's New Music Coming Soon
Elsewhere in the June 29 interview, Neil also spoke about Motley Crue's new music months after Nikki Sixx revealed that they already completed songs with Rock.
The singer opened up about having a secret club with his bandmates in London - calling it "DÖGS OF WAR" - where they reportedly went around six months ago to record three new songs, one of which was titled "Dogs of War."
Regarding Motley Crue's recording sessions with Bob Rock, Neil called the tracks "neat" and hoped people would like them once they hear them soon.
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