Mötley Crue released a new cover song titled “Fight For Your Right,” on Friday, August 23rd from the upcoming EP “Cancelled” set for release on October the 4th.
This marks their second new release of the year following the earlier release of “Dogs of War,” which stirred up quite a bit of controversy among fans. Unlike “Dogs of War,” “Fight For Your Right” is a cover of the Beastie Boys’ iconic track originally titled “You Gotta Fight For Your Right,” from their 1986 debut album Licensed to Ill.
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Before this release there were rumors circulating online suggesting that Mötley Crue’s new song would be an original track called “Cancelled.” However, fans were instead treated to this energetic cover which the band has already been performing live as a medley part of their shows throughout the year. With “Fight For Your Right” now available on streaming services, fans are eagerly awaiting what Motley Crue will deliver next.
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