This might just break the internet! According to a published report by Rolling Stone Magazine, sources have confirmed to them that the rumored Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe and Poison tour will, in fact, happen in stadiums in North America in 2020. To recap, the big surprise here is Crüe who signed a cessation of touring contract in 2014 and claimed their 2015 farewell tour ender was the last time they would ever play. The bands’ 2019 hit film on Netflix The Dirt, based on their New York Times bestselling book, and the soundtrack album with brand new songs charted well and released by Eleven Seven Music Group has sparked renewed interest in the band. We’ll keep updating this story as news develops and hopefully tour dates are released. Continue reading →

In the rumor mill department, Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe and Poison are speculated to be teaming up for a massive tour in 2020. Def Leppard has been touring without a break for years and Poison’s Brett Michaels has admitted the band are trying to return to touring, but Crüe is interesting since they are technically retired since 2016 and signed a “cessation of touring” contract in 2014 saying they would not reunite after their sold-out farewell tour. The bands’ 2019 hit film on Netflix The Dirt, based on their New York Times bestselling book, and the soundtrack album with brand new songs charted well and released by Eleven Seven Music Group has sparked renewed interest in the band. Now the band has used their house Twitter account to share a since-deleted link to a Change.org petition started by “Motley Mann”, and included the following brief message: “This is interesting…”. Again, these are just rumors and have not been confirmed by any party of any band.

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