THE DIRT TOUR 2026 The world's most authentic Mötley Crüe tribute show goes international and they're the Crüe you deserve. Brace yourself: the decadence of the Sunset Strip is headed your way with a soundtrack to boot thanks to four hellraisers named Nikki, Vince, Mick & Tommy. After 10 years together on the road and during Mötley Crüde's anniversary tour Decade of Decadence in 2025, the band's popularity soared to new heights, drawing over 3.5 million visitors across social media and amassing a devoted international following. Now, in 2026, Mötley Crüde is set to embark on their most ambitious journey yet "The Dirt Tour" a high-octane celebration of Mötley Crüe's legendary 80s era which takes their show across the entire UK, into parts of Europe, for the first time ever into the USA and even down under to Australia. The Dirt Tour promises to be a spectacle of lüde, crüde & rüde anarchy, and what fans are calling a stadium show in the clubs and the most faithful Mötley Crüe experience on Earth. Theyre not a tribute they are Mötley Crüe in their prime. - Kerrang. Voted The World's Most Authentic Mötley Crüe Tribute by the official Mötley Crüe Global Fanclub, these lifelong Crüeheads have been tearing through the tribute scene with an explosive and unrivaled live show, explicit attention to detail, note-for-note accuracy, vintage era gear/costumes and a sound that captures the raw energy of the Crüe's wildest years (Shout at the Devil, Theatre of Pain, Girls, Girls, Girls, and Dr. Feelgood). Mötley Crüde has raised the bar worldwide not only for tribute shows but original acts too. In 2023, the band became the first tribute act in history to sell out the iconic London based venue 'The Underworld' in Camden on presales alone, equalling that of the real Mötley Crüe who sold out the same venue just 6 months prior in a secret show under the name Dögs Öf War. Fans should prepare for a 2-hour, no-holds-barred assault of Crüe hits, fan favourites and those long desired deep cuts, delivered with the same fire that lit up the Whisky A Go Go in 81. Mötley Crüde isnt just a tribute theyre a resurrection of rock's most notorious decade. Whether you're a longtime Crüehead or discovering the madness for the first time, this is the closest youll get to the real thing, delivered by the realest Mötley Crüe experience on the planet.

Metal 2 the Masses East Anglia is coming to The Music Room, Ipswich on April 4th 2026. War Bastard will be competing in Heat 2 with Regicide, Nailbed and Unhinged for a spot in the Semi-Final. The winner of the Grand Final will be going to Bloodstock Festival 2026 to play on the New Blood stage. This ticket entitles you to entry for Heat 2 on 04/04/2026 at The Music Room, Ipswich. Entry is from 7:30pm, where you will see all 4 bands play, followed by a DJ playing until 1am. You will be added to the door entry name list. For any questions, please direct message War Bastard (@warbast4rd) on Instagram.

Phoenix Lake bring their hard hitting rock to The Music Room, Ipswich. Please note the change of venue. We look forward to welcoming you all for a riotous night!!

We are proud to announce that we are competing in Metal 2 The Masses East Anglia alongside Regicide, War Bastard and Unhinged at The Music Room, Ipswich. Doors open at 7pm do not miss out. -Nailbed ★★★★★

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