Tours & Eras
21 entries in the Motley Crue compendium.
The John Corabi EraA grittier evolution where leather replaced spandex and the sound grew darker.The Final TourOne last ride for the world's most notorious rock band before they hung up their guns.Girls, Girls, Girls World TourThe definitive spectacle of excess during the band's late eighties peak era.Saints of Los Angeles TourA rock resurrection where the saints of LA reclaim the stage.Theatre of Pain World TourA chaotic mix of fire, leather, and heavy metal excess that took over the global arena.World Tour 2008The original quartet returned to reclaim their throne after a decade-long silence.The Final Tour (2014–2015)Thirty-four years of chaos, chaos, and one last bow in the city that made them.War Pig Tour (1992)A decade of excess sharpened into one leather-and-fury war path across the arena.Theatre of Pain Tour (1990)Four men, a wall of fire, and a promise that the pain was the point.Glam Bangin' Tour (2008)Leather, pyro, and ten years of attitude—Motley Crue back on the road and louder than everThe Shout at the Devil Era (1983)Four wild kids from L.A. told the world to shut up and listen, and the world leaned in.The Dr. Feelgood Era (1989)The band that put a stethoscope on a guitar and told you to take two and call in the morniThe Theatre of Pain Era (1987)Leather, fire, and four men who turned every arena into a controlled explosion.The Leather Boys Era (1979–1982)Four kids in leather, one city of smoke, and a sound that didn't ask permission.The Comeback Era (2005–2015)Four gunslingers, a decade of fire, and a roar that never went quiet.John Corabi Era (1992–1995)A new axe, same thunder—Mötley Crüe with a sharper, grittier edge.The Generation Swine Era (1991)Four broken kings tried to write the truth and found the party had ended.Criss Oliva Era (1996–1997)The first spark in the Crüe fire, before the world ever caught the flame.Tommy Lee's Departure (1998)The throne sat empty, the snare fell silent, and a legend walked out the back door.Vince Neil's Return (1997)The voice the world missed came roaring back to the stage in 1997.John Tavares Era (1997–1999)No Tavares here—just four L.A. veterans wrestling with legacy in the late '90s.
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