Showing posts with label Residency. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Residency. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Mötley Crüe To Play Las Vegas Residency

Motley Crue will become the first hard rock band to play a Las Vegas residency when they take over the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in February 2012. Dubbed “Motley Crue in Sin City,” the residency will comprise 12 shows from February 3-19.

Announcing the shows, frontman Vince Neil promised “over-the-top craziness. This is Las Vegas. Vegas is based on big, big shows,” Neil said. “This show we are putting together right now is something that we have never done in our lives. This is an interactive show we’re putting on – it’s going to encompass the whole venue, not just the stage that we’re standing on – a 40- by 60-foot stage. This is going to take over the whole place.”

Drummer Tommy Lee added that the Crue had imagined doing a show like this for many years. “We’ve gone through a lot of the big Vegas production shows and we all have talked about it many times going, ‘God, could you imagine if we could only get our hands on this kind of an opportunity what we could do with it.’”

More Motley Crue:

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Motley Crue’s Mick Mars: ‘We are All Too Stupid to Do Anything Else’


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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Prince Announces 21-Night Los Angeles Residency

A recent Lopez Tonight phone interview with Prince yielded a special announcement – The Purple One will embark on a 21-night set of concerts in Los Angeles beginning Thursday, April 14.


Host George Lopez, who called Prince his “Puerto Rican brother from another mother,” says Prince will perform on his show prior to the residency. 


“I will be starting a 21-night stand next Thursday, the 14, at the L.A. Forum with the New Power Generation and a whole gang of special guests,” said Prince on Lopez Tonight. “We need some place to rehearse though. Can we come over there next Wednesday?”


The celebrated performer, whose most recent album 20Ten hit stores last year, made a return to the public arena when he commenced with the Welcome 2 America tour in late 2010, hitting New Jersey, New York City, Oakland, Greensboro, Charlotte and Charleston.


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