Nikki Sixx recently addressed growing fan concerns about Mötley Crüe potentially canceling their Las Vegas residency. He shared updates about the band’s preparations in a statement posted on X (formerly Twitter).
The bassist’s comments came amid fan worries about Vince Neil’s health condition and reportedly low ticket sales. These concerns had sparked speculation about the residency’s future.
“Got some new fan bass picks coming just for the Vegas shows,” Sixx said. “Also working on something fun for the collectors and, of course, the golden ticket to win one of my personal basses.”
The musician continued to outline the band’s ongoing preparations for their Vegas shows.
“Other things are coming together,” he continued. “I look forward to showing you soon… Band rehearsals start soon.”
This statement appears to counter recent speculation about the residency’s cancellation directly. Sixx emphasized the band’s active preparation and upcoming rehearsals.
Sixx’s reassuring message comes as the band prepares for what will be another significant chapter in their Las Vegas history. The residency builds on their established presence in the entertainment capital.
Park MGM confirmed that the residency is scheduled to run from mid-September through early October 2025. The shows will feature 10 performances at Dolby Live at Park MGM. The venue has become a popular destination for major rock acts seeking to establish a consistent Las Vegas presence.
Business Insider reported that tickets are available through Ticketmaster and verified resale vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats. Prices typically range from about $60 to $130. For fans seeking premium experiences, MGM Resorts offers VIP packages that include meet-and-greets and exclusive seating arrangements.
This marks Mötley Crüe’s third residency in Las Vegas. The milestone demonstrates the band’s continued appeal in the city known for hosting legendary performers. The group has maintained a strong Vegas presence over the years. They consistently draw audiences with their classic hits and theatrical live performances.
Despite recent health rumors surrounding band members, the group continues to attract dedicated fans. These fans appreciate their enduring rock legacy and high-energy stage shows that have defined their career for decades.
