Responding to report of their comeback for stadium tour with Poison and Def Leppard, the heavy metal rock band have unleashed a special video with a narration by Machine Gun Kelly.
- November 20, 2019
AceShowbiz - Motley Crue have confirmed reports they are hitting the road again in 2020 by 'blowing up' their cessation of touring agreement.
Reports suggested the heavy metal stars, who played their final gig at the end of 2015, were regrouping for a stadium tour with Poison and Def Leppard - and now it appears the comeback is definitely on because the contract, which prohibited any member performing under the Motley Crue name, has been destroyed.
The rockers have released a video, in which the contract is blown up as Machine Gun Kelly, who starred in the recent Motley Crue biopic "The Dirt" narrates, stating, "In 2014, Motley Crue announced their final tour putting an end to almost 35 years on the road. To make it official, they signed an unprecedented contract."
"In the years since, Motley Crue became more popular than ever and gained an entirely new legion of fans who, along with diehard Crueheads, demanded the band tear up that stupid contract and come out of retirement."
Kelly adds the bandmates knew "that if they were ever to stand on stage together again, that contract would have to be destroyed. Well, destruction has never been an issue for Motley Crue."
