Michigan-based rockers Pop Evil have just unveiled a new music video for their latest single, “Boss’s Daughter,” which features guest appearances from Motley Crue’s Mick Mars and Playboy Playmate Jessa Hinton. Watch it below.
“This video is the best depiction of the energy we bring during our live performance,” said frontman Leigh Kakaty of the band’s new video. “Mick & Jessa were terrific to work with! Nathan and his crew made a killer all american rock & roll video.”
“Boss’s Daughter” is taken from the band’s most recent effort, 2011′s War of Angels.
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American Idol season 10 finalist James Durbin has been recording material for his debut album with Mötley Crüe guitarist Mick Mars. After Mars revealed, via Twitter, that he was in the studio with Durbin working on a “killer track,” Durbin responded with a picture of the pair and the following comment:
“That’s right! That’s Mick Mars. Mick Fuckin Mars!!!!! Playing on my record!!! This is so unbelievable!!!!!”
Durbin’s album, Memories of a Beautiful Disaster, will be released on November 21. Check out a video of Durbin and Mars in the studio together, below.
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Mötley Crüe guitarist Mick Mars has reveled, via Twitter, that he is currently working on new material with Marilyn Manson bassist Twiggy Ramirez. There has long been speculation about Mars’s upcoming solo album. In June, the Crüe axeman revealed that he had been working with jazz guitarist George Benson, while Black Veil Brides frontman Andy Biersack commented in July that he had recorded a song with Mars.
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In the new issue of Revolver—which is on newsstands now and available online here—we interview Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars, whose band, Mötley Crüe, took home the inaugural Ronnie James Dio Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2011 Golden Gods show in Los Angeles last month. During the course of our chat, we asked Mars what actor he would like to see play him in the much rumored movie adaptation of Crüe’s bestselling 2001 autobiography, The Dirt. His answer surprised us…
“This is gonna sound really strange: I think that Seth Green would probably play me more like me than anyone else. He’s not a very tall person, like I am, and he’s kind of off-kilter–he’s warped a lit bit. I think he’s very deadly serious about the stuff he does when he does act, and he’s kind of a comedian–I’m kind of a goof-off, too.”
