In spring 2004 Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx and former guitarist of LA Guns, Tracii Guns went into the studio to record the first Brides of Destruction release “Here Comes the Brides.” The album led the band to a video on Fuse and MTV 2, nearly 100,000 units sold worldwide, sold out tour dates with Turbo Negro, Amen, Alice Cooper, Korn, Slayer, Hoobastank and Bowling for Soup AND appearances on Jay Leno & Craig Kilborn. They hosted Headbangers Ball, the Fuse top 10 countdown, were on the cover of Kerrang, Classic Rock Magazine and Burrn Magazine, with a prestigious review in Rolling Stone Magazine. After Nikki Sixx agreed to reform Motley Crue, undaunted, co-founder Tracii Guns, lead vocalist London LeGrande and drummer Scot Coogan recruited former Amen bassist Scott Sorry. Armed with a batch of strong new songs and a unified band spirit, this new incarnation has not lost its step. At the beginning of 2005 the band entered the studio with veteran producer Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, and Free). The result of this incredible union “Runaway Brides” is a staggering collection of street lethal rock and roll, imbued with both the classic rock & roll spirit and the edge of modern youth.