News about Mick Mars

Michael Jackson 's famed 'Billie Jean' jacket is among the musical treasures slated to hit the auction block next month for Julien's Auctions. Bids as high as $80,000 - $100,000 are expected to be made for the garment worn by the late King of Pop on his 1984 Victory Tour, the auction house said.

Mick Mars is worried that his ex bandmates are attempting to destroy his legacy. After filing a lawsuit alleging that they forced him out of the group, the 72-year-old guitarist appears to be going back to arbitration with his former Motley Crue pals. Tommy Lee, Nikki Six, and Vince Neil are trying to deny his contribution to the band, according to Rolling Stone in an interview.

With the group's decision to bring the matter to arbitration, Motley Crue guitarist Mick Mars' case against the band itself has taken a new twist. Mars, 72 (born Robert Alan Deal) announced in late October that he was coming out of touring, but that Motley Crue members yelled him out, cut his income, and even gaslighted him. According to new court papers obtained by TMZ, the corporation has begged a judge to refer the case to arbitration in order to keep it out of the public eye.

Mick Mars, the co-founding guitarist for Mötley Crüe, is suing his former bandmates, alleging that they kicked him off financially, and even gaslighted him. Even though they are on their farewell tour without him, the 71-year-old musician - real name Robert Alan Deal - has filed a lawsuit against the American heavy metal band from Hollywood. He had already revealed that he would not be joining his bandmates on tour in the fall of 2022 because of his continuing painful battle with Ankylosing Spondylitis (A.S.). However, the legal documents stated that Mars would still be able to perform with the band and even do some limited shows, but that they would not be able to handle a complete tour.

On Wednesday, Mick Mars, Mötley Crüe's guitarist, announced his retirement from touring. Variety talked to a representative for the 71-year-old musician, who is a founding member of the hard rock band, about his decision.