Tommy Lee’s Calabasas House Burglarized

According to TMZ, a Calabasas home belonging to Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee was recently burglarized. Someone got into the house through a glass door in back and ended up breaking glass, lamps and a side gate. A bathroom mirror and cabinet handles were stolen as well. The damages and losses are estimated to cost around $5,000. Notably, Lee has been trying to sell the house for awhile now.

Tommy Lee (Mötley Crüe) Working On New Christmas Song

During an interview with VOA Music’s “Border Crossings” before the holidays, Tommy Lee revealed that he was working on a new Christmas song. The drummer said the following about that when asked if Mötley Crüe would ever consider making a Christmas album:

“That’s funny. I don’t think the dudes in the CRÜE would be down with that. But I… It’s funny you mention that, because I am working — and I can’t tell you the title yet — but I’m working on [A Christmas song]. I started working on a Christmas song a couple of months ago. And it was, like, crazy hot here [in Southern California] — we were having, like, a heatwave; it was 104 [or] 102 [degrees Fahrenheit]. And I was here in the studio, and the air conditioning was blasting, and I just wasn’t in the Christmas vibe. And I went, ‘Okay, I got it going, but I’m gonna put this on hold.’ And so coming up now, during the holidays, I’m gonna get back to work on it. So next Christmas, you’ll be hearing something from me.”

[via Blabbermouth]

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee Teams Up With Machine Gun Kelly And 24kGoldn For New Song “Climb”

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee has teamed up with Machine Gun Kelly and 24kGoldn for a new song titled “Climb.” That track was previously featured in Audio Up Media’s four-part podcast “Halloween In Hell.”

Tommy Lee (Mötley Crüe) Premieres “Caviar On A Paper Plate” Music Video

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee has premiered a new video for his new song “Caviar On A Paper Plate.” This track features Mickey Avalon and it appears on the drummer’s new solo album “Andro.” That effort was officially released today (October 16).

Tommy Lee (Mötley Crüe) Premieres New Song “Demon Bitches” Featuring Brooke Candy And Moon Bounce

Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has premiered a lyric video for his new song “Demon Bitches.” This track features Brooke Candy and Moon Bounce and it will appear on Lee’s new solo album “Andro.” That effort will be released on October 16.

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee Is Almost Done With Another Solo Album

Tommy Lee (Mötley Crüe) won’t be releasing his new solo album “Andro” until October 16, but it looks like he is already almost done with a follow-up . The drummer confirmed the news during a recent interview with Jason Rockman of Canada’s iHeart Radio.

Lee said the following when asked how he has been spending his coronavirus downtime:

“I hate to say this, because it’s weird to say, but it’s sort of just… I mean, yes, a lot of bad stuff happened, but for a guy who doesn’t really leave his house that much and is often in my studios here, I guess it hasn’t changed much for me. Some things have, obviously, but for the most part, dude, I’ve just been here…

It’s kind of fucked up, ’cause I called my manager a couple of weeks ago and I’m, like, ‘Dude, I almost have another record done.’ And he’s, like, ‘Woah! Hold up. This one’s not even out yet.’

I’ve been in my studio just [creating] more shit, which, that’s been great. It’s, like, ‘Hey, what are are gonna do here?’ Well, we can’t do this and can’t do that and can’t do that, so [go back] in the studio.

Also, and I tell this to people, because I think this is important. I think another thing that has happened that’s fucking really cool that I’ve noticed for me is that, and this is probably true for many people, our daily lives are fucking hauling ass, pretty much, for the most part — whether you’re working, whatever you’re doing, you’re pretty much flying. And the pandemic has, for me, slowed me down and almost stopped to do some really cool introspection — whether it’s your family life or a relationship or how you are as a person, it’s really gotten me to slow down, almost stop and really dial certain things in that I’ve been avoiding, or doing things more that I should be doing more. It’s cool, man. There’s been a lot of pluses about it. Unfortunately, [also] a lot of negatives, but that’s [like that] with everything.”

[via Blabbermouth]

Watch Video For Mötley Crüe Drummer Tommy Lee’s Remix Of Tyla Yaweh & Post Malone’s “Tommy Lee”

Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has guested on a new remix of Tyla Yaweh and Post Malone’s “Tommy Lee.” You can find a video for that below. Notably, the new version of the track also features additional guitar and bass from John 5 (Rob Zombie, etc.).

Tyla commented:

“I’m excited to be releasing records with my idols. I first had Billie Joe Armstrong clear a sample for me and hop in my last video with Wiz Khalifa. Now I’ve got a legendary track with this bad ass Rockstar Tommy Lee and my brother Post Malone. This track is so special to me!!!

Lee added:

“I was humbled that Tyla and Post chose to name a song after me. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it with them and give it my spin. We had a blast! They are the new rockstars! I love them both!”

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee Shares More Behind The Scenes Footage From The Making Of His Videos For “Knock Me Down“ & “Tops”

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee has shared more behind the scenes footage from the making of his recently released videos for “Knock Me Down” (feat. Killvein) and “Tops” (feat. Push Push). You can check that out below and a previous behind the scenes clip HERE. Both music videos were directed by Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst and the tracks will appear on Lee’s new solo album “Andro,” which is set to be released on October 16.

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee Shares Behind The Scenes Look At His Videos For “Knock Me Down“ & “Tops”

Mötley Crüe’s Tommy Lee has shared a behind the scenes look at his recently released videos for “Knock Me Down” (feat. Killvein) and “Tops” (feat. Push Push). Both clips were directed by Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst. The tracks will appear on Lee’s new solo album “Andro,” which is set to be released on October 16.