Mötley Crüe announced the final dates of the last stage of his final tour. And no, this is not a version of Cher "final" - the band signed a contract legally binds to never tour again after this.
With just one year left Mötley Crüe live dates, the band sat down with Billboard to explain why they are calling it a day.
"There is nothing worse than seeing your favorite band or favorite athlete off into the sunset," says drummer Tommy Lee. "There is nothing good about it. We have decided that it is not our style. We'll go out swinging, full, and be like, 'that’s it, good night, and we’re out!'"
Bassist and songwriter Nikki Sixx, who is also in the band Sixx: AM, said the termination of the tour will give them time to pursue other interests. "Mötley Crüe has always come first and everything else had to wait," says Sixx. "That's a blessing and a curse. If you want to embark on a project that will take six months, you really cannot. This gives us the opportunity to do that, and that's exciting."
Check out the full interview below Crüe.
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