Aerosmith played their first show together 48 years ago today (November 6), and even though they have sold out arenas and stadiums all over the world, even “The Bad Boys from Boston” had to start somewhere.
Today is Tommy Lee's birthday, and what better way to honor the Motley Crue drummer than with a series of wild videos of Tommy doing what he does best. (No, you perv! Not those kind of videos!)
Motley Crue’s Shout At The Devil was released 35 years ago today (September 26), and in our humble opinion, when it comes to 80’s metal albums, it’s definitely a must-own.
On this day in 1976, the band that would eventually become U2 formed in one of the most quaint and simple ways imaginable. In fact, many other bands in rock history formed in similarly simple ways. Here's a look back at four incredible band origin stories.
Motley Crue shared a photo on their Facebook page of Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee in a studio together a couple of weeks ago leading to a lot of speculation about new music.
Motley Crue’s Girls Girls Girls was released 31 years ago this week (May 15), and more than any other album in their catalog, it’s the one that likely helped some women pay for college. (Wink, wink.)
