Mötley Crüe’s acclaimed biopic The Dirt will screen at 98 Regal Cinema locations nationwide on Saturday, June 27th, marking the film’s first theatrical release. The special event celebrates the band’s 45th anniversary. Audiences will see exclusive never-before-seen pre-show content featuring a question-and-answer session with band members created specifically for this screening. Following the main film, theaters will show the legendary 1986 documentary Mötley Crüe: Uncensored for its first-ever theatrical presentation. The event serves as promotion for the band’s upcoming 33-date tour commemorating the 20th anniversary of their iconic “Carnival Of Sins” tour. (Story URL)
Jakob Nowell told Billboard that fans likely won’t see another album from him with Sublime after Until The Sun Explodes releases today. The son of original singer Bradley Nowell joined veterans Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh in 2023, creating the band’s new lineup. Their collaboration produced chart-topping alt-rock singles “Ensenada” and the title track. Nowell called the album a “one-off,” stating “Unless a child of mine wants to make another one day, this is the last one I’m gonna make.” He plans to focus on his own project Jakobs Castle while continuing to “play a few Sublime shows every year.” Nowell described the album as an “epilogue” and “love letter to my father.” Sublime has upcoming shows including San Diego’s Petco Park Saturday, New Jersey’s Park Stage June 19th, and festivals in Portland and Salt Lake City. (Story URL)
Bonnaroo Music Festival has started in Manchester, Tennessee, with Hulu and Disney+ streaming select performances. Friday’s programming starts at 6:05 p.m. CT with Wet Leg, YUNGBLUD, Geese, Blood Orange, Turnstile, Lil Jon, and The Strokes. Saturday’s lineup begins 6:05 p.m. CT showcasing Alabama Shakes, Teddy Swims, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Flipturn, and Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist. Sunday’s final day starts 4:10 p.m. CT with Aly & AJ, Buffalo Traffic Jam, Fcukers, hemlocke springs, Japanese Breakfast, Clipse, Modest Mouse, Kesha, and Noah Kahan. New Hulu subscribers receive 30-day free trials. (Story URL)