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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 Motley Crue show was awesome! They played the entire album of Dr. Feelgood and then they went into other hit songs. It was a good mixup instead of playing the same old stuff. Great stage show with your usual pyro. Godsmack was very energetic.
The Crue never disappoints!! Another amazing show from the Saints of Los Angeles!!! I took my 10 yr old daughter this year, her first concert and she had the time of her life!!!! The entire line up was phenominal and you will rock your ass off all night long!! Devil horns in the air!!!
I am a huge Motley Crue fan for a very, very long time. I was a bit disapointed with there line up of songs. I understand they were playing the whole Dr. Feelgood cd but the other songs they played were the usual songs and alot of ballad songs. After seeing godsmack which energized the crowd I felt the energy level came to a screeching hault when Motley stepped onto the stage. I am hoping that next year they play alot of old crue songs and they don't play the normal wildside, girls, girls, grils, homesweet home, primal scream stuff
Wasn't very familiar with all the other bands but went to see Motley Crue which I thought did a great job. Other bands seemed to be very like by others in the audience.
Great show!!! Motley Crue still rocked even after 20 years. The guys from Godsmack put on one amazing set that included a sweet a$$ed "drum" off!! If you get a chance SEE IT!!!!
Alright, let me first say I'm not a Crue fan. I caught this show for one reason...because Godsmack was on the bill. We arrived late, just in time to see Godsmack take the stage and I was not disappointed. They rocked the house and played a real nice set although it wasn't nearly long enough for me. They sounded great and kicked ass. They played many of their hits as you would expect and there was even time for a surprise or two. I wont give to much away but I will say this; you get to see Sully on the drum kit and ya get to hear their new single coming out in January. As for the Crue. They were way too loud. One of the girls I went with is a huge Crue fan and she agreed, they were to loud...but she really enjoyed the show. They too played most of their hits and a few tunes I wasn't familiar with.
I didn't like the fact that Motley Cru didn't project theirselves on the side screens - we were at an outdoor ampitheatre and had lawn seating and was so far away that we couldn't see the band members very well - if they would of projected on the large side screens we could of seen them better - the concert it's self sounded awesome - Godsmack ruled - would recommend this concert but you'd better get close seating if you want to actually see the band members.
Tons of fun! I loved the concert & watching the drunk people around me making fools of themselves! It was awesome!
Weather was bad show was descent, crue tried to bring a different veiw to the stage and they did overall. I would have to say it was a better show than last year.
In Dr. Feelgood set If the vocals of vince was turned down a little I would ranked this concert a 5 star.
i enjoyed the show. godsmack was the best out of all of them!!!!
I really dug the generations of people that showed up to this year's Cruefest. The youngsters dominated at first with the mature crowd growing in numbers as the day/night went on. Crue sounded surprisingly good. I was worried about Vince's voice before the show as the last time I saw them he let the crowd do most of the singing, but it was pretty strong this time. Great stage props, pyro and "dancers"! Godsmack is always on. There is never a lull when they perform. Theory sounded good, too, and did a fantastic job of warming up the crowd. I didn't get to see much of Drowning Pool.
I have been waiting 20 years to see Crue and it was worht it. They were my favorite band when I was a teenager in the 80's. The fact that they played Dr. Feelgood from start to fnish was unforgettable. They were rocking last night at Blossom and definitely haven't lost it after all these years. I would go again next year if Crue Fest comes back and would recomend it to anyone who is a Crue fan.
The opening bands blew away Motley Crue in musical performance!!! Godsmack was INCREDIBLE live and my son and I can't wait until they do their own concert!!! Drowning Pool, Theory of a Deadman and the Charm City Devils ROCKED!!! I saw Motley Crue when I was a teenager, they were very popular then....I was so hyped to see them again...last night was a bit of a disappointment !!! It was very clear at some points in the show that Neil wasn't singing at all...I felt I was watching an aerobic workout routine. They were about glam and glitz in the 80's, I would have liked to see them more into their music than their elaborate stage design. Overall in this economy, the ticket price $75 was a value to see 5 bands. Needless to say, 4 Stars because Crue was disappointing.
Crue Fest 1 set a pretty high standard for subsequent Crue Fest's, and last night's show did not quite reach the level of CF1, except for the volume level. Although I am not real familiar with the first three bands, they were decent. I was there mainly to see Godsmack, and they did not disappoint (see "Favorite moment" below). As for The Crue, I know that they wanted to celebrate Dr. Feelgood being a #1 album, but I don't believe that it was a great idea to play the entire album straight through. This lead to songs like Looks That Kill, Live Wire, and a few other staples of Crue live shows not being heard. This was a good Crue performance, but not the best Crue performance I have seen.
Great line up where all the bands fit together well with similar styles of music. Crue's show was as close to the old arena shows that I used to love going to see that I have seen in a very long time. They played the entire Dr. Feelgood album with the old costumes and stage set and it was a lot of fun to see. Theory of a Deadman was great and sounded great, Godsmack was also very good. Charm City Devils...eh...I've heard worse things. Only 2 complaints...Crue did not play Smokin' in the Boys Room and the venue (Blossom) after announcing that you could bring in bottled water changed this policy at the gate so that they could sell it inside for $5. Thanks Blossom for claiming that the band changed their mind on that policy.
Overall, the bands were great! I feel you really get your money's worth with so many top performers and love that Crue pulls together this type of A list talent for the fans. if I had to recommend anything, I think Crue should have stuck with the venue from Crue1. Yes, change it up as they did with music, different set, etc., however, the graphics of 2 versus 1 were a little cheesy and changing sets left a huge lull in the show. Crue, we are your fans dudes and we love you for you and your music.. Leave the set as is, but if you need to change it, keep it simple so the crowd doesn't stand around. But honestly, I think getting to your grass roots with SOLA was awesome and I wish this show could have touched more on the CD. Crue, love you guys and totally rock as always!!!!
ive never before been to a concert where every band sounded great. drowning pool came out and the crowd went nuts! then theory of a deadman just had the crowd going... Godsmack sounded amazing, they easily stole the show! but you just cant compare them to motley crues stage antics... it was all around awesome!
I was not happy with the sound. I like my rock ad roll loud but when the show is obsessed with being loud and not with sounding good then it is bad. It wa very loud but it sounded like just a big ball of sound with no separation of the instruments. If I did not know the songs I would not have even understood a single word coming thru the microphone. I could not really tell if there was any guitar leads unless I was watching it. The sound was loud but not very good.
Godsmack was amazing! One of the best bands i've ever seen! As a Crue fan, i was excited to see them in Erie earlier this year and was disappointed in Vince Neils voice. It has NOT gotten any better. Time for Vince to retire!!!!! Crue's play list sucked, light show was too much and Vince's voice is just plain bad.
