This is sure to be a very fun evening.  Motley Crue is back, and ready to perform here in Minnesota at the brand new Mystic Lake Amphitheatre later this month.  Everything that I have heard from people going to the inaugural year for this venue in Shakopee has been very positive.  People are loving the new amphitheatre and things have been running smoothly.

THE SHOW IS COMING UP NEXT WEEK AND THEY HAVE SOME GREAT SUPPORT BANDS TOO

Coming up on August 21st which is next Friday, Motley Crue is scheduled to perform.  The lineup now includes Vince Neil, lead vocals, Nikki Sixx, bass guitar, Tommy Lee, drums and now John 5 on lead guitar replacing Mick Mars who is unable to tour due to his ongoing health reasons.  Mars did say that if they want him to perform with the band for a one off show he would be up for that.  He just can't travel and tour anymore.

Motley Crue is also bringing along supporting bands Tesla and Extreme.  You really would have a great night of awesome music.

NIKKI SIXX SAYS THERE IS NO WAY ANYONE IS LIP SYNCING

There have been some poeple who have accused the band of lip syncing, but Nikki Sixx has assured everyone that no one is lip syncing.  They do, however, have some backing vocals that will enhance the live vocals from the band.  Sixx explained that it exactly what they do in the studio, so why not at a live show?  He also mentioned that Queen has always done this, and they thought it was a great idea.  Just enhancing the experience for the audience.  No lip syncing - to be clear.

TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT SOME AFFORDABLE PRICES

There are still tickets available for this show in Shakopee.  Use this link to check on ticket location and price.  There are a few experiences available as well.  You can choose just to get the regular tickets, or upgrade your evening with the Ulitmate Fan Experience.  Right now, it looks like the tickets are ranging in price from $26 to $165+.

You can also listen to the Loon Morning Rush for a chance to win a pair of tickets.

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