Ahead of the release of the highly-anticipated Mötley Crüe biopic, The Dirt, the band have dropped hints about a brand new track set for release this Friday.

The details about the new track have been kept under close wraps, but on Saturday evening, Nikki Sixx tweeted “The band has a new song for you next Friday.”

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To which the band account responded with a sunglasses emoji.

Mötley Crüe revealed that they would return to the studio to record four brand new songs for the soundtrack to The Dirt, the first material the outfit have released since their final tour in 2015.

Fans have already had a taste of what’s to come with the track ‘The Dirt (Est. 1981)’. A Machine Gun Kelly collaboration that dropped earlier this year. Listen to the track below.

Watch: Mötley Crüe – ‘The Dirt (Est. 1981)’

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Machine Gun Kelly will play drummer Tommy Lee in The Dirt. He will be joined by Douglas Booth as Nikki Sixx, Iwan Rheon as Mick Mars and Daniel Webber as Vince Neil. The film is set to drop on Netflix, March 22nd.

Vocalist Vince Neil has already seen the film and has offered up his thoughts on it. In an interview with Kaaos TV, Neil revealed that he found it to be better than anticipated.

“I was really pleasantly surprised, because I didn’t know if it was gonna be this really low-budget film,” Neil shared. “Because you can make really bad films very easily. But after the first 10 minutes of watching the movie, I forgot it was about us and I just was enjoying a really good film.”

He continued, “I think each guy that played each of the band members pulled it off — I mean, exact. You get everybody’s personalities right there on film. It’s pretty neat to watch.”

Watch: The Dirt (Official Trailer)

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