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Get details on both new Sixx-related offerings.

Revisit the songs that kept us rocking through a difficult year.

Hear the star-studded collaboration on 'Maybe It's Time.'

Sixx's band takes action with the new song 'Talk to Me.'

The Motley Crue / Sixx: A.M. bassist is rallying artists and the media to investigate their Spotify and YouTube streaming returns and to help new artists.

Sixx: A.M. are about to strap on the gear for the rare live show, as they'll play the iHeart Theater in Burbank, Calif. on Oct. 7.

Sixx: A.M. have delivered their first cover song, a rocked up version of The Cars' classic 'Drive.'

Nikki Sixx, as usual, has had his hands full with multiple projects in 2013. But as the year is coming to an end, the bassist reveals that Sixx: A.M. are putting the finishing touches on a new album due out in 2014.

One of the things that's limited Sixx: A.M. somewhat in the past is their lack of a drummer, but Nikki Sixx has discussed his desire to make the band more of a priority in the future and that would presumably include finding a drummer to help them out. In a recent tweet, Sixx revealed the musician that's on the top of his wish list, shouting out the Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins.

The creativity has been flowing through the Sixx: A.M. camp, even as bassist and namesake Nikki Sixx recently sits thousands of miles away in Australia with Motley Crue, while frontman James Michael and guitarist DJ Ashba are elsewhere in the world. Sixx: A.M. recently revealed that there were plans for a new record this year, and they've been quietly writing away for the disc over the last few mo

Nikki Sixx may be touring down under with Motley Crue in Australia, but the bassist is keeping his mind creatively occupied with ideas for his other band Sixx: A.M. as well. In his latest Australian tour journal, the bassist reveals that he's been working on new music during his downtime on the road.

Nikki Sixx has a lot on his plate at the moment, but the Sixx: A.M. bassist and creative force took some time to speak with Loudwire and other reporters during a roundtable interview at the NAMM conference in Anaheim Saturday (Jan. 26).