Cindy Crawford rocking out with the Motley Crue at the famous Whiskey a Go Go on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles.

Cindy Crawford channeled her inner rock chick Friday night at the Motley Crue show at the Whiskey A Go Go nightclub on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.

The Vogue cover girl, 58, looked gorgeous in black leather pants, a red top and a black jacket, with a black and red scarf wound around her neck and dangling from her torso.

Cindy – who appears in a Zara ad with her daughter Kaia Gerber – wore her hair down and in loose waves and wore '80s-style silver and black bracelets on one wrist, posing with Nicky Sixx's wife Courtney Sixx.

Courtney rocked a rock star wife's brief, tan, cheetah print, figure-hugging, jumpsuit with a plunging neckline that plunged into the navel button.

The iconic hair metal band played to a 500-capacity venue as part of a Sunset Strip takeover, which the band described as a 'return to their roots'.

Mötley Crüe played three shows at three small clubs in West Hollywood that are part of rock history.

Besides the Whiskey, they also played at The Troubadour and The Roxy. All three clubs are located on the same block of Sunset Boulevard.

The Shout At The Devil hitmakers — whose current lineup includes Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, Nikki Sixx and John 5 — kick off a Sunset Strip mini-residency at the Troubador on Oct. 7.

The rockers arrived in a dump truck and trash bags and a mattress fell from the back of the truck before Lee jumped out to welcome the assembled crowd followed by other band members.

The shows are in support of the band's new EP Cancelled, which debuts on October 4 and features three tracks: Cancelled, Dogs of War and a cover of the Beastie Boys' Fight For Your Right anthem.

Motley Crue also announced a Las Vegas residency earlier this month at Dolby Live at the Park MGM for March 2025.

'We want to revisit our songs [incorporate] Songs that people have been asking us to play for a long time, some B-tracks, some different tracks and maybe revisiting the idea of ​​an intimate evening with the band,' said Sixx. People.

He added, 'We're in the early creative stages, but we don't want to repeat ourselves. We want to do something great for Vegas.'

The Vogue cover girl, 58, looked gorgeous in black leather pants, a red top and black jacket, with a black and red scarf wound around her neck and dangling from her torso; Pictured with Courtney Six

The iconic hair metal band played the 500-capacity venue as part of the Sunset Strip takeover, which the band described as a 'return to their roots'; John 5 (L) and Tommy Lee (center) are pictured

Mötley Crüe played three shows in West Hollywood at three small clubs that are part of rock history.

Besides the Whiskey, they also played at The Troubadour and The Roxy. All three clubs are located on the same block of Sunset Boulevard

The Shout At The Devil hitmakers – the current lineup of Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, Nicky Six and John 5 – kicked off their Sunset Strip mini-residency on Troubadour on October 7.

Meanwhile. Cindy and her supermodel daughter Kaia Gerber, 23, recently appeared in an ad for fast fashion retailer Zara.

In one ad, women are driving a car, Gaia. She turned to her mother and asked, 'Shall we play some music?'

To which Cindy replied: 'Sure, I'm sure you've got something good to get us in the mood for.'

Good Luck, Babe by Chapel Ron then started playing on the stereo and the pair smiled sweetly at each other.

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