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Hailing from Los Angeles, CA, Mötley Crüe has commandeered the rock pantheon for 40+ years. The band has sold over 100 million albums worldwide, garnered 7 USA Platinum and Multi-Platinum albums, 22 Top 40 mainstream rock hits, 6 Top 20 pop singles, 3 GRAMMY® nominations, 5 New York Times Best Selling books, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and a hit Netflix movie. The quartet has amassed nearly 10 billion streams and has over 9.5 million followers on social media. Known for their iconic live performances, Mötley Crüe has sold out countless tours around the world in front of millions of fans and pioneered the Las Vegas rock residency with a sold-out run in 2012. Hit songs, like "Kickstart My Heart" and "Home Sweet Home," are frequently licensed by major brands, such as NASCAR, Dodge, Coldwell Banker, Carl's Jr., and KIA, and their music can be heard on hit TV shows, like Stranger Things and Cobra Kai, amongst others. The band's biography, The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band, became a New York Times Best Seller in 2001 and has sold over 1 million copies worldwide. Members of the band have authored 5 additional New York Times Best Selling books since. In 2019, Netflix premiered The Dirt, a biopic based on the bestselling book. Mötley Crüe remains a huge global draw 43 years into their career, wrapping up a 2-year world tour of stadiums in late 2023. In 2024, the iconic band ushered in a brand-new era signing to Big Machine Records and released top-5 single "Dogs of War". For more information and tour dates visit motley.com.
The concert was a success. The only thing I would improve is the VIP experience for customers. Maybe be a bit more organized and have a special section for those individuals to check In as well as to purchase memorabilia and food. The VIP section was not visible and I was standing for hours on the general admission line.
Show was so good! It was beyond amazing! I’ve heard of both of those bands but truth be told, I really never listened to their music because I thought it was a little too hard rock for me, I kinda like the soul/ disco sounds. But these bands were AWESOME! Great stage presence, great music, awesome energy! I loved it!
#5 and Tommy rocked the show. They were awesome. Vince could be better. Great show would see again. Till next time Crüe.
This show lived up to the expectations, they are a great rock band!
what was good? -Alice Cooper and Def Leppard What to improve? -Sound, I could not listen the signer at all -Logistic, took almost 1 hour to get in the stadium
Def Leppard stole the show! Their sound was crisp and clear, unlike Motley’s. Alice Cooper did great as well, Nita Strauss is a beast! Hope her heat exhaustion wasn’t too bad.
I feel the acoustics were horrible. It felt like the words and music were not in sync. The bleachers were horribly uncomfortable. The show lacked the quality of what I’ve come to expect from 2 great bands. Sorry I wanted to be truthful.
The sound was way off and you could barely hear Vince Neil’s vocals. Also the camera crew seemed obsessed with just showing the scantily-clad girls, which I didn’t mind. However, it would have been nice to see close footage of Tommy Lee and John 5. Def Leppard’s sound and performance was much better.
The bands were GREAT! I had no issues with the performance. It was the venue that seemed seriously unorganized. It took an hour to get in even though we were late - seemed like everyone was late. Then, all of the lines for any type of concession were 45-1hr wait for just water. People were passing out because of the heat and lack of water stations. I’m not sure if there just wasn’t enough staff or what, but I would take that into consideration.
This was a great concert musically. Loved the bands and everything about their performance. This venue should never be allowed to host a big concert again. 2 hours to park, long lines of cars everywhere. We were at venue areas 1.5 hours before it started. Massive lines trying to get through too few gates. After an hour we get to the front only to be told we need a floor wristband and needed to get out of line and get in another for the white tent. White tent line was 25 mins long. We get our wristbands and then told to get back in original GA line to get in. What a joke. Missed the entire Alice Cooper set. No signs anywhere saying thats what needs to be done to get in. Once in we enjoyed the 2nd act Def L and ran back to floor drink line the second they finished. 50 people in every line..no problem they should move fast..nope people were allowed to push into the line from all sides and it never moved. No crowd control whatsoever. No employees doing anything. We wait in line and after 45 mins we offered someone coming out $50 cash for 1 water...Nope. we are parched at this point. M Crue starts, still in line 6 songs in we get to the front and im not exageratting we were the last people to get beer. They took so long they suspended beer sales while we were in line for an hour. The 70 people behind us in line were furious. I had 8th row floor seats and missed 6 songs from M Crue and the entire Alice Cooper set due to incompetance. This venue needs to be fired and never used again for any reason.
I will never attend an event again at the Sun Bowl - the most disorganized thing I have ever been to! From entry to concession to traffic. What a cluster! However, Alice Cooper and Def Lepperd absolutely killed it. Motley Crue puts on a great light show and of course I have undying love for Tommy Lee! Vince Neil needs to hang it up!
Alice Cooper and Def Leppard sounded just like their recordings and put on a phenomenal show! Both appeared happy to be performing; Mötley Crüe, not so much! Their sound was distorted & immensely loud, even with earplugs. If I could have left right away, I would have. There is no logical reason why their sound should have been that loud & distorted. Mötley Crüe did not deserve our ticket money, but Alice Cooper and Def Leppard earned their ticket money and we will see them again if they continue to tour! Additionally, even though we had a full AT&T signal, we could NOT call, text or browse anywhere near the concert. We had to walk down the mountain, just to summon our Uber.
UTEP needs to contract a company with experience in handling large concerts. Totally unorganized just to enter the stadium and no crowd control. Ushers in the stadium were not checking everyone's ticket and had to deal with people sitting in our seats and arguing with them to move over and sit in their designated seats. Traffic control was horrible. Need more officers to control traffic lights to help expedite exit from stadium. DEF LEPPARD WAS GREAT!!!!!
Motley Crue was awesome! They put on a great show along with Def Leppord and Alice Cooper.
Both Def Leppard and Motley Crue sounded and performed great but the venue did not know what they were doing. Zero parking or anyone directing traffic and even once you parked, there was only one entrance with zero organization. We showed up two hours early but it took us three hours just to get in. Because of this we completely missed Alice Copper. Being able to get water or drinks was also an issue given the crowds and heat. Even Alice Coppers guitarist had a heat stroke. Would recommend seeing the bands but just at a better venue than El Paso UTEP.
Horrible entry, bathroom and concession lines. Show was mediocre at best.
The performance was great, lights and stage was great. Venue was not the greatest. Everything from getting in, food lines and beer lines were very unorganized. Waited over an hour in lines for food to end up getting frustrated and leaving.
Great music that I grew up with! A lot of fun! I only wished the venue didn’t allow smoking
Loved the rock n roll, just it didn’t feel like we needed a 45 minute wait between Alice and Def Leppard, especially with how quickly they set up the Crue after Def Leppard finished their set. The future is ours!
I'm really glad that this concert came to our area. However, the acoustics were terrible. You couldn't hear the singing at all. And El Paso may not be the best choice for an outdoor concert in August. The heat was stifling.
