Madonna has struck a deal with Interscope Records that will see the label license the Material Girl's next three albums, the singer's producer, Live Nation Entertainment, announced Thursday.
The first album under the deal -- the singer's first since 2008's "Hard Candy" -- comes out in late March.
Sources say that the deal is valued at $40 million.
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The first single from the album, "Gimme All Your Luvin'," will be released the last week of January -- just ahead of her Feb. 5 Super Bowl halftime performance.
The singer inked a deal with Live Nation in 2007 that includes virtually all aspects of her career, including new studio albums, touring, merchandising, DVDs, music-related television projects and film projects.
Previously, Madonna had been with the Warner Bros. record label.
Madonna's next film "W.E.," which she directed and co-wrote, has a wide-release date of Feb. 3.
"Very rarely does an opportunity like this come around," said Interscope Geffen A&M chairman Jimmy Iovine. "We would like to thank Madonna, Guy and Live Nation for their belief in us."
“We couldn’t be happier to work with Jimmy Iovine, Lucian Grainge (chairman & CEO, Universal Music Group) and the entire Interscope team," Madonna's manager, Guy Oeasry, added. "We anticipate a very bright future at our new home.”
