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The gig marked the first show of the band's “Höllywood Takeöver” club gigs Mötley Crüe showed up to their gig in Los Angeles in style – by being dumped out of a garbage truck. READ MORE: Mötley Crüe tell us about ‘Dogs Of War’ and being rockstars in the age of social media In a video shared on YouTube, the iconic metal band – comprised of Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, and John 5 – arrived at the famed Los Angeles venue The Troubador on Monday (October 7) in the garbage truck for their first “Höllywood Takeöver” club show in the city. Once the truck was stopped in front of the venue, bags of trash and a mattress fell out of the back before Lee jumped out into the piles of trash, gaining cheers from the crowd of fans that had gathered outside.

The rest of the members proceeded to follow in Lee’s footsteps, hopping out of the truck and making their way through the crowd into the venue. After entering the intimate venue, the band treated their fans to a 16-track set comprised of songs that span their career. They played the likes of ‘Live Wire’, ‘On with the Show’, ‘Too Fast for Love’, ‘Looks That Kill’, ‘Shout at the Devil’, ‘Dr.



Feelgood’, ‘Kickstart My Heart’, and ‘Same Ol’ Situation’. They also performed two tracks from their brand new EP ‘Cancelled’ which were ‘Dogs of War’ and a cover of Beastie Boys’ ‘Fight for Your Right’. Check out the full setlist below.

Mötley Crüe’s setlist .

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