John Corabi

So let's talk some music.

Wanna go back to a story we did, [sighs] I don't know, a month or two ago, when John Corabi left The Dead Daisies, I guess.

Right.

So that, that happened, and it is what it is, and obviously Glenn Hughes is now not in The Dead Daisies because he's having heart issues of his own, and blah, blah, blah.

[upbeat rock music] Hey gang, today's guest is lead vocalist and guitarist John Corabi from Nashville, Tennessee.

Together, we break down the writing, recording, and inspiration behind the lead-off single, Hooligans Holiday, taken from Mötley Crüe's 1994 self-titled album.

That's right, for a brief period in the early to mid-'90s, Mötley Crüe brought John in to replace lead singer Vince Neil.

Uh, it was recorded in Nashville, uh, in the summer of, uh, 2025, with producer Marty Frederiksen.

It fuses classic '70s rock, soul, and blues influences.

There is a music video for 1969, and tell us what's ahead for, uh, for John Corabi.

I know you're, uh, doing some stuff with Dead Daisies as well again.

Actually, I'm not sure about that part.

Yeah.

Um, John Corabi-

Mm, good idea

... who was in a really great band.

Sebastian Bach.

John Corabi.

John Corabi.

John Corabi.

Yeah.

He's pretty domesticated now.

Yeah

... ha- you know, especially when they got John Corabi singing-

[laughs]

... 'cause Vince Neil left and they were like, "What if we had somebody that could actually sing?"

[imitates bass guitar]

Always.

And so, yeah, John Corabi was an upgrade.

Interesting.