VINCE NEIL's Strip Club To Host Post-CES Launch Party For Motörheadphönes; LEMMY To Attend

January 7, 2013

MOTÖRHEAD frontman Lemmy Kilmister will be the special guest at the post-CES (Consumer Electronics Show) launch party for Motörheadphönes at MÖTLEY CRÜE vocalist Vince Neil's Girls Girls Girls strip club in Las Vegas, Nevada tomorrow (Tuesday, January 8).

Lemmy will host an exclusive press conference earlier in the day to unveil the new product and then bring the party to Vince's club later that night.

Vince Neil's Girls Girls Girls features "some of the most beautiful women on the planet and truly epitomizes sex and roll 'n' roll," according to a press release.

The new brand, Motörheadphönes has had unprecedented success throughout Europe prior to making their debut in the United States at the CES show. Motörheadphönes were developed by the hard-rocking, mega-successful metal band MOTÖRHEAD, who harnessed the energy of their own music and created a life-style brand of headphones that are unprecedented in sound, capability and performance. All about attitude, Motörheadphönes are targeted to the rock audience, one of the largest audiences of music listeners.

The new product features professional audio quality, tooled to reproduce rock music or any played music. Motörheadphönes give smooth warm bass, bombastic drums and clear mid-range plus distinct high-end because of the 40mm neodymium high power speakers that takes 6-10 times more power than a standard headphone.

For more information, visit www.motorheadphones.com.

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