i just thought thought of something it would be so cute if he let his kids sing with him at the concerts. not alot, but like maybe every night for the first 9 nights each kid could take turns going out singing a song, and they could each have 3 days and on the last day they could all come out together and sing a song

cdcgold said:

Did you see that photo of blanket waving from the hotel windows.

Little MJ is soo adorable

Timmy84 said:

I know,And cyndi lapuer ,what i have said could be applied to the artists you have mentioned, sometimes one single artist overshadows other artists during a ceratin decade.

Looks like MJ mania is coming to town and Chris Brown mania is going out.

purplecam said:

His 25Live concert at Earl's Court in London is due to be shown in theaters later this year and then released on DVD

They gave a preview Christmas Day on UKTV

suga10 said:

there was a Chris Brown mania?

dag said:

I think they allraedy know.

bboy87 said:

On one message board.

bboy87 said:

Yep.....

He said the singer would earn close to £50 million for the London shows alone. Should they prove successful, future tours will be arranged to cities such as New York, Paris and Bombay.

And the signs were good for the star yesterday. More than 540,000 fans had registered on his official website in the first 24-hours following the announcement of his comeback, in the hope that they could get tickets when they go on sale next Friday

Who's Bad....

bboy87 said:

There probably was among the 15 and 16 year olds of this country.

LondonStyle said:

are you being ironic???

Timmy84 said:

That's rit, but le's not forget GM med to sell around 30 mio cds in the 90s and having worlwide #1 smash hits too.

in the 00s he must have sold another 10 mio, not too bad!

graecophilos said:

anyway you will see his brothers and sisters on stage in London..

LondonStyle said:

yeah, but who will pay them? Do you think Mj would give them his money? He would be stupid.
And even Marlon isn't performing for 1000 p

ttp://mjjr.net/news-i391-6.html

Today, Ryan Seacrest confirmed on his radio show that next week's American Idol Top 13 special will be Michael Jackson themed (this was also reported by various Idol sources). Each contestant will have to perform a cover of one of Michael Jackson's hits. This is the first time that there has been an entire show dedicated to Michael Jackson music, although contestants have regularly done covers of his famous songs (usually to the dismay of judges, who consider Michael Jackson songs to be some of the most difficult to cover well). Americans are encouraged to tune in next Tuesday night for 13 unique covers of Michael Jackson favorites!

Did anyone see this clip.

Its obviously fake.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...zLUrDR_E4U

graecophilos said:

Did you not see 540,000 registered for tickets .... do the math ...they will all get paid guest star monies....

bboy87 said:

Guess who's gonna turn up .....

MJ surprise appearance on Idol maybe

Jackson is the ultimate king of PR.
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Look at what they said here

http://www.eonline.com/ub..._will.html

As far as the Gloved One—who announced on Thursday that he'll do his last 10 concerts in London in July—making an appearance on the show, Fox reps claim it's a no-go. However, with Jackson, you never really know.

suga10 said:

He said the singer would earn close to £50 million for the London shows alone. Should they prove successful, future tours will be arranged to cities such as New York, Paris and Bombay.

And the signs were good for the star yesterday. More than 540,000 fans had registered on his official website in the first 24-hours following the announcement of his comeback, in the hope that they could get tickets when they go on sale next Friday

Its all good

graecophilos said:

Not too bad, I'm just mentioning his '80s period.

The madness has started

http://www.tmz.com/videos...90ff5cae8f

suga10 said:

Yep....and Music Video and Radio Air Play has gone MAX FACTOR 10.... .....

He has a TV add on Sunday in the UK for 3-4mins .....that should bring the demand up to cool 1 million tickets.....

And he's even starting on the US promotion as well- with American Idol

Michael Jackson adds 10 more dates to comeback tour

6/03/2009

Jackomania gripped the world again yesterday, and we can reveal the comeback star is to stage a further 10 London concerts.
The dates, in addition to the 10 already confirmed by the singer this week, will be announced to fans imminently.
The news comes after nearly a million people registered for tickets – enough to fill the 20,000-capacity O2 arena at the former Millennium Dome 50 times over.
And the website to register for pre-sale tickets is reporting 14,000 hits a minute.
A source said: “There is no question Jackson has still got what it takes. The fact that he has been away for so long has only added to the clamour for tickets.”
Meanwhile friend and business manager Dr Tohme Tohme has spoken about the star’s planned comeback.
Tohme, who is staying with ***** at the Lanesborough Hotel, West London, said: “He has come back to put an end to all the bulls**t rumours about his health. I think he has answered his critics.
“He is back to his old self – he’s fine, and couldn’t be in better shape. He was away for all this time because he was dedicating his life to his children and being a single parent. This is the reason he took a break from music.
“It was his idea to make a comeback because he misses his fans and his fans have missed him.”
*****, rumoured to have caught MRSA and have respiratory problems, has always denied that he is in poor health. Last night, he was set to go to the theatre with friend Mark Lester to see Oliver!
Lester, 50, played the title role the 1969 film adaptation of the Lionel Bart musical.
At the launch on Thursday ***** vowed: “The Moonwalk is coming back.” His O2 residency begins on July 8 for 10 nights. The 10 extra shows are expected to run soon afterwards.
Randy Phillips of promoter AEG Live said that the dates are the first step of a three-year tour with plans for concerts in New York, Mumbai and Paris.
It is estimated the London shows and merchandise could net ***** up to £50million, and with a tour to follow this could rise to £280million. Tickets go on sale at 7am on March 13

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suga10 said:

His PR people are smart they know the US is watching what's going on in the UK .after Prince did 21 Nights ...they know that Brit bands and Girls like AMY rock at the moment ... hip-hop is dying in the US...Chris Brown is Finished for now...and Ne-Yo is just starting out....that leaves alot of room for MJ to comeback and lets face it the music industry want him back because it's dead in the US ...but not that bad in the UK ....

.....The Masterplan may just work.....

MJ mania has officially started.

I'm sure the demand for him will spread like wildfire in the US, Canada, and elsewhere.

The music scene is kind of dead at the moment. Screw the newbies, U2 and Madonna at the moment, I wanna see Michael sing again.

Michael Jackson does quite well during economic recessions.
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bboy87 said:

:lawd: