Mötley Crüe announced their upcoming three-song 'Cancelled' EP and dropped their metal-edged cover of the Beastie Boys' 'Fight For Your Right': listen
mastered in their hair metal heyday it was fighting for the right to party. But on the veteran band’s new single, they steal a page from another famously hard-partying crew from the 1980s: the Beastie Boys.The originally snot-nosed rap trio quickly transformed into more evolved, socially conscious musos by the early 1990s, while the Crüe, well, they keep on Crüe’in.
The band’s debut release on Big Machine Rock marks the Crüe’s first new music since the one-off 2019 single “The Dirt ” with Machine Gun Kelly. “It was really great getting in the studio and working on some tracks together,” they said in a joint statement announcing the EP, which will also feature the title track. “What started out as a couple demo ideas turned into this EP produced by Bob Rock. We look forward to getting back into the studio again soon and writing more new music, as well.
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