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Tommy Lee Remasters Solo Album, Teases New Crue Music
20 May
Summary
- Tommy Lee has released a remixed and expanded version of his 2005 solo album.
- The new edition, 'Tommyland Rides Again,' includes an unreleased track from the pandemic.
- Motley Crue is preparing for a summer tour and potentially new music in 2027.
Drummer Tommy Lee has unveiled "Tommyland Rides Again," a newly remixed and expanded edition of his 2005 solo album, "Tommyland: The Ride." This release features a state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos mix, a technology Lee now prefers for its immersive sound. The revamped album includes an additional track, "Stupid World," penned by Lee during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting on current global absurdities.
"Tommyland Rides Again" offers a fresh listen to Lee's melodic solo work, distinct from Motley Crue's heavier sound. The project also precedes future endeavors, including potential new music from Motley Crue slated for 2027. Lee is also exploring remixing other parts of his catalog in Dolby Atmos, including other solo efforts and potentially Motley Crue's material.
Motley Crue is gearing up for "The Return of the Carnival of Sins" summer tour, commemorating the 20th anniversary of that tour and the band's 45th anniversary. The tour, featuring Tesla and Extreme, begins on July 17 and will include fan-suggested setlist additions. While new Crue songs have been released recently, significant new material is anticipated after the tour concludes, with 2027 being a target year.
