Motley Crue are promising a major announcement when they appear on Piers Morgan Tonight this Thursday and Friday evenings.
This would normally be cause for a great deal of speculation, but most likely, the Crue will simply announce their long-rumored plans to play a residency in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Sun is already reporting that the band will become the first rock band to have a Vegas residency, which would last around a month at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
To watch Motley Crue get roasted by Dane Cook, head here.
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