Mötley Crüe are returning to Las Vegas in 2027 with ‘Carnival of Sins in Sin City’, an eight-show residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The dates are 19, 20, 24, 26, 27 and 31 March, plus 2 and 3 April. According to the announcement, the setlist will be chosen by a fan vote and will feature the band’s biggest hits alongside “songs returning to the stage for the first time in decades”, which have yet to be named.
Citi and fan club presales begin on Tuesday 20 October at 10am Pacific time, 6pm in the UK, via Ticketmaster. General sale opens on Friday 23 October at the same time. Prices have not been announced.
The residency’s name nods to ‘Carnival of Sins’, the 2005–2006 tour that reunited the original line-up after years apart and which the band revived this year with ‘The Return of the Carnival of Sins’. That North American run, marking the group’s 45th anniversary and 20 years since the original tour, took in 33 cities across the US and Canada between 17 July in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, and 26 September in Ridgefield, Washington, with Tesla and Extreme as guests, a reimagined production and an updated setlist. Bringing back the spirit of the original tour “has been a blast”, the band said when it was announced, adding that they “wanted to take it even further”.
It will be Mötley Crüe‘s fourth residency in the city, following ‘Mötley Crüe Takes On Sin City’ (2012), ‘Evening in Hell’ (2013) and 2025’s ‘The Las Vegas Residency’ at Dolby Live at Park MGM. That run was originally scheduled for March and April 2025 but moved to September after doctors advised Vince Neil to undergo a medical procedure; it opened on 12 September and finished on 3 October, with tickets for the original dates remaining valid.
The announcement comes days ahead of a reissue of ‘Too Fast for Love’, the band’s debut, which turns 45. The anniversary box set is out on 30 October through BMG and includes the original ten-track version released in November 1981 on the band’s own Leathür Records in a pressing of just 900 LPs; the remixed and remastered nine-track version Elektra released in August 1982, having signed the band less than six months later; a double live LP recorded at Perkins Palace in 1982; the band’s first studio session, from March 1981; a 100-page photo book; and replicas of a demo cassette, a 7-inch single and a poster, plus a lyric book. The Leathür version will be on streaming services for the first time. There will also be standard CD and LP editions and several retailer-exclusive variants, plus a hand-numbered edition of just 250 copies, with extra items, sold only through the Crüeseum, the band’s official store.
