He was too drunk at a Mötley Crüe concert: it almost cost him his life

As reported Louder Sound, a fan had to be taken to the hospital after falling from one of the upper bleachers of Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. All this happened in one of the last concerts of Mötley Crüe in “The Stadium Tour” with Def Leppard, Joan Jett and Classless Act.

According to the police report “An intoxicated man tripped over the railing at Lucas Oil Stadium and was taken to Eskenazi Hospital in stable condition.”

Bad luck for the fan, who only got to see – if he was there to see anything – half an hour of the Crüe show. Samone Burris, public information officer for the Indianapolis Police Department, reports that the man was “awake and breathing” when the police came to the scene.

“The additional information I have received is that the adult male was extremely intoxicated and leaned over the railing.”Burris says. “At that moment he fell.”

Motley Crüe in Spain?

Last Saturday, August 20, Nikki Sixxbassist for Mötley Crüe was honest, on his Twitter account, about what makes him feel that there are only 10 dates left on his North American tour with Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett & The Blackheartsstating that “It’s happening too fast.”

However, the most interesting thing took place when a fan asked “what would be next”before which the bassist of the Crüe did not mince words, stating the following: “We’re working in South America, Mexico, Europe, the UK, Asia and everything in between.”

It would remain to be seen, yes, if in the event that the band finally reaches our lands or a neighboring country, it would bring along the aforementioned Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett or if, on the contrary, they will have other bands to accompany you on this journey.

“The Stadium Tour” began on June 16 in Atlanta, Georgia, and will end on September 9 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The tour has not been without problems, such as Tommy Lee’s ribs breaking, the band’s drummer, which limited his presence during the band’s first dates.

The tour, in fact, was planned to be held in 2020, but had to be postponed to 2021 and then to 2022.