Motley Crue’s Tommy Lee responds to concertgoers offended by nudity at SF show in Oracle Park

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Tommy Lee of legendary rock band Motley Crue is speaking out after a fan at his show in San Francisco expressed displeasure over Lee’s requests for the audience to show their genitalia.

Juan Alvarez and his sister attended the band’s San Francisco concert Wednesday at Oracle Park. They waited three years to participate because of the pause of the pandemic. A YouTube video shows founder Lee asking the audience to reveal their genitalia.

Alvarez was shocked and says it was traumatizing not only for himself, but for children who saw the naked body parts on the Jumbotron.

“Minors and everyone were forced to watch people naked on the big screen and everyone around us was doing it too. It was like Sodom and Gomorrah, it was crazy. Even the cop had to pull a guy down from the brick wall because he had his private hands out, screaming. It was pretty crazy,” he said.

Alvarez knows the band is known for its cheeky antics and understands that many rock fans will give the band a pass.

Lee recorded our story and posted it on his Instagram and Twitter pages, complaining that “The world is too soft! Been doing this for years Karen…I mean Juan! …Grow up!”

Lee’s supporters chimed in en masse. Thousands responded, and many agreed with Lee.

But when ABC7 News reached out to a Giants spokesperson, they confirmed there had been multiple complaints and expressed concern to promoters. The spokesman added that Giants staff were not involved in show production and did not plan to issue a statement.

Alvarez has no plans to ever return to another Motley Crue show again.

The video above is from a previous report.

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