🎸 A Legendary Finale: Mötley Crüe & Def Leppard United One Last Time
After years of shared stages and sold‑out stadiums worldwide, Mötley Crüe and Def Leppard have officially unveiled their epic final joint tour, set to close this chapter of their storied careers. The bands promise a show-stopping spectacle, featuring fan favorites, superstar production, and an unforgettable celebration across North America.
🗓️ Tour Dates & Cities
Although full details are still rolling out, the core lineup of iconic venues and cities has now been revealed, including their final North American stadium run:
- St. Louis, MO – Busch Stadium
- Chicago, IL – [Venue TBD]
- Detroit, MI – Comerica Park
- Nashville, TN – Nissan Stadium
- Philadelphia, PA – Citizens Bank Park
- Cleveland, OH – Progressive Field
- Toronto, ON – Rogers Centre
- Boston, MA – Fenway Park
- New York, NY – Citi Field
- Atlanta, GA – Truist Park
- Houston, TX – Minute Maid Park
- Phoenix, AZ – Chase Field (first time at this venue for the tour)
- Los Angeles, CA – SoFi Stadium
- San Francisco, CA – Oracle Park
- San Diego, CA – Petco Park
- Seattle, WA – T‑Mobile Park
- Denver, CO – Coors Field (final show)
It looks as though these headliners will hit at least 20 stadium stops, wrapping up in Denver on September 8, 2024—a full-circle moment from their famous “Summer Stadium Tour.”
🌟 Star-Studded Supporting Acts
As with past megatours, this one comes packed with legendary openers. Tour organizers have confirmed:
- Steve Miller Band — appearing at most cities
- Cheap Trick — selected dates
- Heart — set to join several West Coast shows
These names elevate the concert experience further, delivering a night of rock royalty before the main acts take the stage.
🎟️ Where It All Began & Why It’s the Final Bow
This final tour marks the end of a long-running shared stage history:
- The Stadium Tour (2022) drew over 1.3 million fans across North America, with Poison and Joan Jett topping the lineup
- In 2023, the co-headliners expanded to South America and Europe with “The World Tour”, hitting major cities like Mexico City, Sao Paulo, London, Glasgow, and more
- Vince Neil revealed in mid‑2023 that the duo planned a dig‑deep farewell run through 2024, calling it a capstone to years of performing together
Over three years, the bands toured globally—including Latin America, Europe, North America, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia—cementing their legacy as one of rock’s greatest touring partnerships. 🚀 Production, Sets & What to Expect
Expect the tour to be a maximum spectacle:
- Massive stadium setups – following the blueprint of “Stadium Tour” with pyro, pyrotechnics, and giant video/lighting rigs.
- Blockbuster setlists – both bands will deliver their greatest hits. Mötley Crüe staples like “Kickstart My Heart,” “Girls, Girls, Girls,” and “Home Sweet Home” will share the stage with Def Leppard classics “Pour Some Sugar on Me,” “Hysteria,” and “Photograph.”
- Rotating opener lineup – Steve Miller Band, Cheap Trick, and Heart will rotate, adding dynamic pleasure in cities like Boston, Phoenix, and San Francisco.
Expect a high-energy rock marathon lasting 3+ hours, packed with sing-alongs, nostalgia, and crowd-pleasers.
✨ Fan & Industry Reactions
- Joe Elliott (Def Leppard) shared excitement: “We’re launching a brand-new stage show … maybe even a surprise or two up our sleeves!”
- Vince Neil confirmed plans for “8″ final US shows, followed by destinations like Australia and Japan, then a return to the studio.
Critics are hailing it as the definitive rock send‑off of an era, praising how it closes a triumphant touring chapter that began in 2022.
🧠Tickets & Where to See It All
While full tickets are not live just yet, fans should:
- Keep an eye on Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and band websites for official 2024 on‑sale dates.
- Watch for presale codes via band fan clubs and Citi/AMEX presales.
- Expect VIP and bundled experiences—meet‑and‑greets, exclusive merch, and intimate add-ons.
🔍 Summary
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| What | Final joint stadium tour by Mötley Crüe & Def Leppard |
| When | Summer–Fall 2024 (July–Sept), ending Sept 8 in Denver |
| Where | Major stadiums across North America |
| Support Acts | Steve Miller Band, Cheap Trick, Heart |
| Why it Matters | Culmination of 3-year global run; Titan pairing bids farewell |
| Tickets | Coming soon via major ticket platforms |
🎤 Final Word
This monumental tour isn’t just another concert—it’s the closing ceremony of one of rock’s greatest ballads written in real time. For fans who caught them on The Stadium Tour in 2022 or The World Tour in 2023, this final run feels like destiny’s encore. And for newcomers, it’s a rare chance to experience pure ’80s and ’90s rock juggernauts in full force.
Stay tuned for presale announcements. This is more than a tour—it’s history rocking itself to its final chords.
