Please note the early start time for the event.

Guests are encouraged to enter through the gate with the shortest line. Guests may bring empty water bottles up to 1L to the event, and filling stations are located at the concourse.Īll gates, A through H, will be open. Please expect summer weather temperatures inside the venue. The BC Place roof will be open for the concert. Click here to learn more about the stadium’s bag policy. With Poison and Joan Jett & the Blackheartsīook a suite for the show by contacting our sales team at and purses are not allowed at BC Place as part of an integrated security plan based on Industry Best Practice.

In terms of the decadence displayed by Motley Crue, every other act on the bill pretty much came across like ABBA.MOTLEY CRUE & DEF LEPPARD: The Stadium Tour But one man - according to Lee, a first for the tour - did drop trou, exposing himself to 30,000-plus fans in attendance at this all-ages show via the big screens in the outfield. He then suggested that some reciprocation was in order: Since people had already seen his (not so) private parts, they should expose themselves to him.įew took him up on the idea. Lee - who is known for his leaked ’90s sex tape with then-wife Pamela Anderson as much as for his drumming skills - took the opportunity to bring up his recent nude selfies he posted on Instagram. “Now, what kind of trouble can we get into tonight?” he asked. Yet, the debauchery level went to the next level - as it usually does - when Tommy Lee took centerstage. The band was apparently out to set a record in terms of F-bombs uttered, seemingly including at least one in every sentence, and devoted plenty of screen time to its scantily clad Nasty Habits female dance crew. 1981)” - but that might be because it was also the only number to feature a guest (in this case, Machine Gun Kelly, who appeared on a video on the big side screens while the band played live). Interestingly, one of the best songs of the set was a relatively new one - “The Dirt (Est. Def Leppard is still like a slightly harder version of Journey, with a focus on clean sounding, expertly performed stadium anthems. DeVille deliver plenty of blistering leads.

Poison is still about “Nothin’ But a Good Time,” with vocalist Bret Michaels doing his best to put on a good show for fans and C.C. Jett is still rock royalty, delivering street-tough numbers with big sing-along hooks and a garage-rock attitude. The accurately named Stadium Tour show was underscored by the fact that so little has changed for these acts over the decades. There was certainly a lot of nostalgia and memories in the mix - not to mention several moments exhibiting questionable taste - as the hottest rock road show of the year rolled into the home of the San Francisco Giants with co-headliners Motley Crue and Def Leppard as well as support acts Poison and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts. “I have a feeling that it’s exactly like the towel I gave your mom in 1987.” “You want this towel?” the San Jose native asked a woman standing in front of the stage. Motely Crue bassist Nikki Sixx was feeling generous midway through his band’s co-headlining set on Wednesday night (Sept.

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