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Mick Mars Once Said He’d Give Free Mötley Crüe Tickets if Band Toured Again

lpark - Posted on November 21, 2019 at 2:05 pm

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Mick Mars once promised fans free Mötley Crüe tickets if the band ever toured again.

When the band signed a contract back in 2014 to never tour again, the guitarist served to make a point that touring would never happen again by offering free tickets to fans. Little did he know that 5 years later, the band would dispose of the contract and announce a reunion.

Mars’ proposal was found this week when host Don Jamieson posted the old clip on his Twitter feed. “If that happens,” the guitarist said, “I will invite the world to come for free.”

Watch the video clip below.

I always said they’d be back. My redemption tour starts today. And great news…free tix for all Mötley Crüe fans! pic.twitter.com/Twr3BOSNqZ

— Don Jamieson (@realdonjamieson) November 20, 2019

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