Mick Mars

"I felt so useless," guitarist says.

Former Judas Priest guitarist says he's "going through exactly the same thing."

"I'm not backing down. I'm not gonna fold," guitarist says of looming legal battle with bandmates.

Band blames the guitarist's advisors, who they claim are "driven by greed."

He also accuses his bandmates of onstage fakery during the 2022 Stadium Tour.

Motley Crue bassist dismisses suggestion from “washed up drummer” that guitarist was unhappy about Stadium Tour shows.

Mick Mars turned up at the Ernie Ball Music Man Pickers' Paradise show in Nashville on June 23, taking the stage for the first time since Mötley Crüe ended their farewell tour.

Attention all you rumormongers and loser wannabe reporters: Motley Crue ain't puttin' up with your shenanigans anymore.

The countdown to what's being touted as Motley Crue’s farewell tour has officially begun. But details about the exact reach, dates and reasons behind the decision remain subject to wild debate.

(Video contains NSFW language) You can relax, Motley Crue fans: Mick Mars is doing fine after being knocked down by an overzealous fan during the band's May 4 show in Saskatchewan.

One the eve of Motley Crue‘s current run of intimate Las Vegas residency shows, we talked to guitarist Mick Mars about the band’s plans for the big event, how he’s progressing with his own solo album, and when fans can possibly expect the next Motley record. (Hint: 2013′s looking like a big year for Crue fanatics.)