Review by Greg Maki ----- When Mötley Crüe spent the better part of 2014 and 2015 celebrating itself on its final tour, one part of its history—a fairly significant part of it, if you ask me—was nowhere to be seen. That, of course, was the period in the early to mid-1990s when, depending on who... Continue Reading →
The Dead Daisies will release their fourth studio album, "Burn It Down," on April 6 via Spitfire Music/SPV. Recorded in Nashville with producer Marti Frederiksen at the helm, the band finished the album in December, with Anthony Focx once again handling the mix and mastering legend Howie Weinberg adding his magic. “I’m extremely excited about... Continue Reading →
John Corabi, vocalist of The Dead Daisies, is set to release his first-ever solo live album, "Live '94 (One Night in Nashville)," on Feb. 16 via Rat Pak Records. On the record, Corabi performs the classic self-titled 1994 Mötley Crüe album that he sang on after longtime Crüe vocalist Vince Neil stepped away from the role... Continue Reading →
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A couple weeks prior to the launch of The Dead Daisies' first North American headlining tour, Live Metal's Greg Maki caught up with bassist Marco Mendoza. In part one of our interview, Mendoza discussed the band's busy summer, the upcoming tour and more. In part two, after more on the tour, the talk turns a... Continue Reading →
It took The Dead Daisies a few years and a lot of lineup changes to find their identity, and now that they have, the world is taking notice. The band founded in 2012 by Australian guitarist David Lowy has been around the globe multiple times, building its fan base by playing some of the biggest... Continue Reading →
