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Motley Crue To Hold 'Ask Me Anything' Chat
09/18/2013
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(hennemusic) Motley Crue will host their first reddit Ask Me Anything chat this Friday as the band promotes its second residency in Las Vegas, which kicks off Wednesday at The Joint at The Hard Rock Hotel And Casino.

The band will be taking questions this Friday (September 20th) at 3PM EST/12PM PST. Billed as an "Evening In Hell," Motley Crue will play an exclusive 12-show run from September 18 through October 6.

Since the Crue's Vegas debut in 2012, Guns N' Roses performed their "Appetite For Democracy" residency last fall, while Def Leppard played their "VIVA! Hysteria" series this spring. more on this story

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