Vince Neil of Motley Crue May 15, 2010

If Webster’s Dictionary had an entry for “rock star,” then Motley Crue’s Vince Neil would surely be cited as a reference. As the legendary frontman of one of America’s most famous and notorious glam metal bands, they’re the biggest and the baddest and set the bar for living the rock-n-roll dream…not to mention banking millions in record sales and selling out arenas along the way. It’s no surprise the band’s greatest hits package from ‘81-‘91 is titled Decade of Decadence.

With CrueFest on hiatus, Vince Neil takes his solo act on the road and makes an early summer stop at Wildflower. Full-time singer and part-time author, TV star and now beverage distiller, Vince Neil can only be described as the complete rock-n-roll package. Hits with the Crue included Girls, Girls, Girls, Dr. Feelgood, Wild Side, Same Ol’ Situation, Home Sweet Home, and Kickstart My Heart. In 1992 Vince struck out on his own and recorded such hits as “You’re Invited (But Your Friend Can’t Come) and now brings his latest release, “Tattoos and Tequila,” to North Texas.

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