Motley Crue

The third tattoo on Nikki Sixx's arm is the image of a skull with a rose, which symbolizes the duality of life and death. This design reflects Sixx's personal struggles and artistic expression. His tattoos often represent significant moments and influences in his life and career.

Metal musicians like Arch Enemy and Nikki Sixx wear red armbands as a symbol of solidarity, often representing their stance against oppression or as a nod to political and social movements. The armbands can also serve as a visual element that complements their stage persona, enhancing the theatricality of their performances. Additionally, they may evoke historical references or personal meanings unique to the band or artist.

Yes, Mötley Crüe refused to perform in Utah during their 1983 "Shout at the Devil" tour due to the state's strict laws regarding alcohol and other restrictions that the band found limiting. The band expressed their frustration with the local regulations and chose to skip the show rather than comply with the rules. This decision highlighted the tension between rock bands and conservative laws in certain states during that era.

"Saints of Los Angeles," released in 2008, is Motley Crue's ninth studio album. It has sold over 400,000 copies in the United States since its release. The album marked a return to the band's classic sound and received generally positive reviews from fans and critics alike.

Motley Crue's number of shows in a year has varied significantly throughout their career, often depending on the tour schedule and specific years. During their peak touring years, they typically performed around 100 to 150 shows annually. However, specific years, such as during their farewell tour in 2014, may have seen fewer performances. For the most accurate number, it would be best to refer to a specific year or tour.

Mötley Crüe is not generally considered a Christian band. While individual band members may have personal beliefs, their music and public persona often reflect themes of hedonism and rebellion rather than Christian values. However, some members, particularly frontman Vince Neil, have spoken about personal experiences and transformations, but the band as a whole is primarily known for its rock and roll lifestyle.

Vince Neil, the lead singer of Mötley Crüe, has mentioned that his favorite food is Mexican cuisine. He particularly enjoys dishes like tacos and burritos. His love for food reflects his vibrant lifestyle and personality.

In the "Girls, Girls, Girls" music video, Mötley Crüe prominently features Harley-Davidson motorcycles, specifically the Harley-Davidson Softail and the Harley-Davidson Sportster models. These bikes were iconic representations of the rock and roll lifestyle, fitting the band's rebellious image. The motorcycles play a significant role in the video's aesthetic, complementing the themes of nightlife and hedonism.

The three dancers featured in Mötley Crüe's "Carnival of Sins" tour in 2005 were known as the "Carnival Girls." They were named: "Daisy," played by dancer and performer Patricia "Patti" K. Cummings; "Ginger," played by dancer and performer Trixie; and "Sasha," played by dancer and performer Mary "Molly" McGowan. These performers added a theatrical element to the band's live shows, enhancing the overall carnival theme of the tour.

His eyes are a very pale green. They're only pale due to the grayish tint they contain.

Susan Sweeny Crum

yes she is her father is a milionair and her brother and you dont want steph be rich ohh come on

Nikki Sixx lives in LA California

The American rock musician Nikki Sixx only wrote one book in the Heroin Diaries series. It was called The Heroin Diaries, A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star.

Nikki met Tommy in a club after Tommy played in a band called Suite 16. Nikki and Tommy got a hold of Mick from an article in a newspaper that said "Loud, Rude, Aggressive guitar player". Nikki met Mick a few years previous in a liquor store. The 3 of them met Vince after he performed with his band RocKandi. That's how Motley Crue got together =)

It depends on which one you mean. There are tons of girls in Motley Crue's Girls Girls Girls music video.

I dont know but I'm guessing the Catholic Schools she went to was Notre Dame High.

It has been said that they do, but however the band themselves do not like to push their band into being categorized as "Satanic". They express satanic views and their lyrics have been accused of being satanic.But the actual band members THEMSELVES are not satanic.

Lanisha Cole

The Nikki Sixx cut _______________________________________________________________________________ This is now the person who asked the question: C'mon man I need a real answer, that's not going to fly in a barbershop.

Nikki Sixx is the founding father of Motley Crue. (and the bassist) Mick Mars (lead guitairst) is the one who came up with the name "Motley Crue" Nikki Sixx is the songwritter, bassist, and backup vocals for the band as well.

um yea if i recall correctly kickstart my heart and Dr. Feelgood were both number 1's at one time they had alot of number one hits...i have a CD of most them it had wildside and all of that.

Fan Mail Address:

Nikki Blonsky

William Morris Agency NY

1325 Avenue of the Americas

New York, New York 10019

USA

He is dating Courtney Bingham. I *think* she's a model. (As of 2012)