A man and a woman were thrown out of a Motley Crue concert for engaging in a sex act.

The incident happened at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg on January 29 and was caught by another fan on camera.

The man later told the Winnipeg Sun he thought security "over-reacted" by kicking the couple out of the venue and the woman was doing "more of a show" than anything else.

"That all lasted for probably four songs," he added. "It looked like a stripper show or something, but it wasn't really all that bad."

The action takes place after 3:30 at the video below:

Former Oasis singer Liam Gallagher told England's XFM Radio that his new band, which includes two other ex-members of the group, will not be called Oasis after all. According to NME.com, Gallagher even put down the old name, saying, "No, it's not Oasis. That was a s*** name anyway. I'm glad to see the back of it." As far as a name for the outfit, he said, "There's one that we're digging at the moment, but we're going to get on with the music and see how it goes. If we haven't got a better one by then, we'll go with the one we're into."

Gallagher had suggested late last year that he might use the name Oasis if he failed to come up with a good alternative.

The singer said that work on the new act's first album is "progressing," and that they will make their live debut this year.

Liam's brother, ex-Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher, will make his solo debut next month in London at two benefit concerts.

Oasis split up for good last summer after the Gallaghers reportedly came to blows just before a scheduled concert in France.

Guitarist Joe Perry has told UK's Classic Rock magazine that singer Steven Tyler remains a member of Aerosmith, even though another singer is being brought in.

He says of the situation: "Steven hasn't quit the band, nor have we sacked him. We're taking the attitude that he's going on a vacation from Aerosmith. While he's away working on other projects, the rest of us (Perry, Whitford, Hamilton and Kramer) want to carry on playing live. So we will be bring another singer to make this happen. We're not daft enough to think we can replace Steven, and that's not our plan. But after 40 years of working together we just don't wanna stop. How long with Steven be away? He says it'll be two years, but I believe he'll be back a lot sooner. It may end up that we only do 10 shows with the new person!"

Perry also said that contrary to what's been circulating on the internet, no-one's been offered the job of Aerosmith vocalist and that "we are open to all possibilities. We may even choose a female vocalist. Why not? There are some women out there with great voices."

Singers linked with the job so far include Paul Rodgers, Chris Cornell, Billy Idol and Sammy Hagar.