Motley Crue signed a huge deal with Livenation last week that binds them to three more albums and 3 (or 4) more tours for Livenation Entertainment.  The huge deal is rumored to be worth about 100 Million. No word whether the 3 albums will all have to be studio recordings or if there will be another “Best of” or Live album in there somewhere. Most people are wondering how Mick Mars is going to hold out in his condition. Here are a few Motley facts (after the fold).

Motley Crue are heading back out in support of their 2009 release Saints  Of Los Angeles. This time out they will take Theory Of A Deadman, Hinder and The Last Vegas. If you recall, The Last Vegas was the band that won the Motley Crue contest. For ticket information, please visit www.motleycrue.com or www.livenation.com. Tour dates are below the fold.

Mötley Crüe returns to Sunset Blvd., the place where it all began 27 years ago, for a show at the newly renovated Hollywood Palladium on Friday, November 14. Tickets for the show go on sale Saturday, October 18 at 12 noon on www.livenation.com. The band joins Jay-Z, Gym Class Heroes, The Roots, Jonas Brothers, Rise Against, Mudvayne, OneRepublic, Backstreet Boys and others still to be announced at the reopening of the legendary venue. Mötley Crüe thundered through amphitheaters on this summer’s Crüe Fest and will bring all the grit and grime of their legendary rock shows indoors for the …read more

Today marks the official re-release of the entire Mötley Crüe catalog on CD! For those waxheads out there, the first five studio albums (Too Fast For Love, Shout at the Devil, Theatre of Pain, Girls, Girls, Girls, and Dr. Feelgood) along with Saints Of Los Angeles, will be released on 180 gram vinyl on 11/25 (just in time for the holidays!)
Mötley has some big surprises coming up including the announcement of the Make Rock History contest winner. One unsigned band will be handpicked by the members of Mötley to open for them on their upcoming 2009 tour along with …read more

Here is the video for the second single, Mother Fucker Of The Year, off of Motley Crue’s latest release Saints Of Los Angeles brought to you by Blender.com More Crue Fest tour dates and info after the fold.
 

Disney’s Camp Rock is out selling Motley Crue’s Saints Of Los Angeles according to Sleaze Roxx:
‘Saints of Los Angeles’ doesn’t have enough momentum to beat Disney’s ‘Camp Rock’ soundtrack or Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter III’ but it is looking like equally the debut position of the last album from the original line-up, ‘Generation Swine’ from 1997.
And why wouldn’t it? It probably sounds better.