Michael Jackson To Tour The World in 2007
Michael Jackson the troubled superstar mostly known for his trials in 93 & 05 will try to save his skin one more time.
Michael Jacksons first musical world tour in 10 years will kick of in London at the new build Wembley Stadium and after that continue to The Netherlands, Germany & Spain before he for the first time since the 80's will tour America.
Las Vegas based magician David Blaine is rumored to join Jackson on the tour and designer
Roberto Cavalli is confirmed as the outfit designer for the tour. The tour will start on June 8 2007 in London and Michael Jackson will after that be on tour until December 31 2007. He will do 58 concerts in 47 cities and visiting 31 countries on 6 continent. Approximately 3.5 million fans will have the opportunity to see the king of pop during the 207 days long tour.
The rumored setlist contains all of Jacksons hits but also some newer songs from his latest Studio album Invincible and the song One More Chance from 2003.
More details will be revealed on New Years Eve 2007 by Jacksons spokesperson and manager Raymone Bain
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Confirmed Dates:
Wembley Stadium, London, 8th June, 90 000
Wembley Stadium, London, 10th June, 90 000
Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, 13th June, 50 000
Weserstadion, Bremen, 16th June, 40 000
Olympia Stadion, Münich, 19th June, 70 000
Olympia Stadion, Münich, 22nd June, 70 000
Commerzbank Arena, Frankfort, 24th June, 50 000
Camp Nou, Barcelona, 30th June, 100 000
Estadio La Cartuja, Sevilla, 4th July, 70 000
Estadio De Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, 6th July, 30 000
Holiodoro Rodriguez Lopez, Santa Cruz, 8th July, 20 000
Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, 11th July, 80 000
Giants Stadium, New Jersey, 17th July, 80 000
Rose Bowl, Los Angeles, 22nd July, 90 000
Monster Park, San Francisco, 24th July, 70 000
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, 29th July, 50 000
Rose Bowl, Los Angeles, 1st August, 90 000
Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, 4th August, 110 000
Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, 5th August, 110 000
Estadio Jonalista Mario Eilho, Rio De Janeiro, 10th August, 100 000
Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti, Buenos Aires, 15th August, 70 000
Olympic Stadium, Montréal, 18th August, 65 000
National Stadium, Hamilton, 22nd August, 9000
Nya Ullevi, Gothenburg, 1st September, 40 000
Olympia Stadion, Helsinki, 7th September, 40 000
Parken Stadion, Copenhagen, 9th September, 40 000
Luzhniki Stadion, Moscow, 12th September, 80 000
Veltins Arena, Gelsenkirchen, 14th September, 60 000
Müngersdofen Stadium, Cologne, 16th September, 50 000
Wembley Stadion, London, 20th September, 90 000
Corke Park, Dublin, 22nd September, 40 000
Stade De France, Saint-Denis, 25th September, 80 000
Stadio Olimpico, Rome, 28th September, 80 000
Stadionul Lia Manollu, Bucharest, 30th September, 60 000
Jeque Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, 5th October, 50 000
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi, 12th October, 100 000
Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok, 14th October, 65 000
National Stadium, Kuala Lumpor, 19th October, 100 000
National Stadium, Kuala Lumpor, 21st October, 100 000
Stadium Of Singapore, Singapore, 26th October, 55 000
Memorial Stadium, Manila, 28th October, 30 000
Olympic Stadium, Tokyo, 2nd November, 60 000
Olympic Stadium, Tokyo, 3rd November, 60 000
Olympic Stadium, Tokyo, 4th November, 60 000
Yokohoma Stadium, Yokohoma, 10th November, 70 000
Olympic Stadium, Seoul, 16th November, 70 000
Olympic Stadium, Seoul, 18th November, 70 000
Hongkong Stadium, Hongkong, 24th November, 40 000
Hongkong Stadium, Hongkong, 27th November, 40 000
Chungshan Soccer Stadium, Taipei, 30th November, 40 000
Chungshan Soccer Stadium, Taipei, 2nd December. 40 000
Telsta Stadium, Sydney, 8th December, 80 000
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, 12th December, 50 000
Perry Lakes Stadium, Perth, 15th December, 30 000
Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, 18th December, 80 000
Eden Park, Auckland, 22nd December, 45 000
Stade Des Martyrs, Kinshasa, 25th December, 80 000
FNB Stadium, Johannesburg, 31st December, 80 000
source: PR INSIDE
I wouldn't put too much faith into it if I were you........then again, you just never know!