Watch Mötley Crüe Arrive to Their Hollywood Concert in Style — by Diving Out the Back of a Garbage Truck!

Nobody steps in like Mötley Crüe.

The rock band is currently in the middle of a three-date Höllywood Takeöver tour of small venues in Los Angeles that kicked off on October 7 at The Troubadour – and members Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, Nikki Sixx and John 5 hit the spot in a garbage truck.

In a video shared on YouTube by the group Girls, Girls, Girls, a garbage truck pulls up to The Troubadour and parks. A pile of garbage bags, a mattress and more fall out of the back, and Lee, 62, steps out of the truck into the pile, followed by other members, as the crowd cheers.

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Micified and ready to perform, Mötley Crüe then make their way through the crowd of fans outside, before entering the venue and walking up to the stage to perform.

As part of the Höllywood Takeöver tour, the band will perform on October 9 at The Roxy and on October 11 at the Whiskey a Go Go.

The shows are in support of Mötley Crüe’s latest EP, Cancelledwhich was released on October 4 and features three songs: “Cancelled”, “Dogs of War” and a cover of the Beastie Boys’ “Fight for Your Right”.

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Earlier this month, the rockers announced a Las Vegas residency set to begin in March 2025 at Dolby Live at Park MGM.

“We just want to revisit our songs and [incorporate] songs that people have been asking us to play for a long time, maybe some B songs, some different songs, and rethink the idea of ​​an intimate night with the band,” Sixx told PEOPLE from the residency.

He added: “We’re in the early creative process, but we just don’t want to repeat ourselves. We want to do something special for Vegas.”

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But they will also play hits. “We still want to be Mötley,” said the bassist, whose favorite songs he plays live with his bandmates have changed over the years.

“My love for our catalog, which songs connect with me more, is actually evolving,” Sixx said. “Now we’re playing ‘On with the Show’ from the first record and there’s something so fresh and exciting about it. We play it every night. That’s always good. ‘Primal Scream’ is another really fun song, but I mean, no you can go wrong with ‘Girls, Girls, Girls’ or ‘Kickstart My Heart’ or even ‘Home Sweet Home’.”

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