Motley Crue’s Vince Neil Return To Live Shows After Pathetic Performance
Motley Crue singer Vince Neil returned to solo shows with a recent performance he gave at a private concert in Austin, Texas, on August 5.
As some of you might remember, Vince Neil devastated fans by admitting at Iowa Festival that his voice is gone. At the time, he cut off playing Motley Crue classic Girls, Girls, Girls, and walked off the stage.
Last night (August 5), Vince Neil has appeared on stage once again to play Motley Crue classics, including Dr. Feelgood and Looks That Kill. Also, according to the Eddie Trunk, Sammy Hagar was at live shows to watch Vince.
At the private event hosted by the Eddie Trunk, Vince Neil rocked out the crowd, unlike his pathetic Iowa performance.
In the videos shared by the host, Vince Neil and the crowd were looking happy after Neil’s latest show.
Click here to watch Vince Neil‘s August 5 live performance.
Vince Neil’s Pathetic Iowa Performance
Neil has played 14 songs in total at his Iowa show. It was his first-ever gig after a year-and-a-half lockdown due to the plague.
At the show, Neil played Motley Crue classics, The Beatles cover Helter Skelter, and Brownsville Station cover Smokin’ In The Boys Room.
Admitting his voice’s losing during his band’s classic Girls, Girls, Girls, Neil said: “Hey, guys… I’m sorry, you guys. It’s been a long time playin’. My fuckin’ voice is gone… Eh… We love you, and we’ll hopefully see you next time, man. Take care.”
If They got 11 songs they got there money worth.
It’s ok Vince,you are still my hero.motley Crue is still my favorite band and always will be.you still have a voice don’t let anyone ever tell you different.as we get older our voices change.i use to be able to hit your high notes singing kareoke,I’ve aged so I can’t hit them anymore. Stay cool,do what makes you happy.never BAIL.peace…
You’re fat, you’ve been rode hard and put away wet…. dude just face it it’s over. We all wish we were still young and could do the things we used to, but at some point you have to come to the realization you just don’t have it anymore. Kinda like a lame dog that needs to be put down.
This guy still gets more ass than your toilet seat. Being overweight doesn’t affect a singer’s ability. Honestly can’t imagine why some folks want to be so unsupportive. Is it really just easier for some ppl to have “be an asshat” as their go to? Get creative at least.
I sing but never professionally. I could sing Motley Crue and mimic alot of singers. I’m very inconsistent now. It is heartbreaking when your voice is there and not there at all especially when you have a love for singing. I can’t imagine singing that much much and for that long. For all the singers and musicians out there I appreciate your talent that you brought. All you can do is still have fun and do what you can and realize you’ve accomplished alot. Rock on!