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Nikki Sixx Says No World Tour For Now

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Last updated: 2025/03/17 at 3:15 PM
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Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx addressed fan inquiries about future touring plans in a recent statement on X (formerly Twitter). The band will focus exclusively on their Las Vegas residency for their immediate performance schedule.

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“Right now just the Vegas shows,” Sixx responded when asked about the possibility of a new world tour.

Fans worldwide have been eagerly anticipating news about potential tour dates beyond the band’s scheduled Las Vegas performances.

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The timing of this announcement coincides with significant changes to their performance schedule. The band continues to demonstrate their commitment to both fans and community causes.

Residency Schedule Update

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Blabbermouth reports that the band has rescheduled their Las Vegas residency. The shows will move from March-April 2025 to September 2025 due to vocalist Vince Neil’s medical procedure.

The band made this decision to ensure all members can deliver their best performance. They want to guarantee everyone is in optimal condition for the shows.

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Show Format And Setlist

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The residency will showcase the band’s complete musical journey. Fans can expect a mix of greatest hits and carefully selected deeper cuts from their extensive catalog.

This thoughtful format will create a memorable experience for both casual listeners and dedicated followers.

Community Impact

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Citi Entertainment confirms that the residency will support the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth through a portion of its proceeds.

This charitable initiative showcases the band’s dedication to local community support while maintaining their position as rock legends.

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