Janet Jackson probably caused scores of excited palpitations when she revealed she was recording in the studio again.
The 49-year-old hitmaker got hearts beating faster on Monday when she announced she will kick off a world tour this summer in support of Unbreakable, her first album in seven years.
Janet is set to perform 36 dates in 32 cities, beginning on August 31 in Vancouver, Canada with her first US show slated for September 11 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
What she's done for you lately: Janet Jackson has announced a 36-date, 32-city world tour in support of her forthcoming studio album Unbreakable that will commence on August 31 in Vancouver, Canada
The Unbreakable World Tour will continue on through November 12, it's final show in Honolulu, Hawaii, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Janet's fans shouldn't be disappointed - the Rhythm Nation singer can always be counted on to put on a sizzling and eye-catching act.
The performer is already staging auditions for her tour, and posted a video on her Twitter page attesting to that fact on June 15.
Superstar: The 49-year-old singer - and little sister of the late Michael Jackson - is known for her innovative and sexually charged performances; Janet is pictured on stage in Barcelona, Spain in 2011
You heard it from her: Janet (pictured in 2009) confirmed that she's recording a new album on June 3, tweeting: 'You will always know it is true when you hear it from my lips...'
The clip shows a large group of leotard and sweat shirt-clad dancers putting in the practice at CenterStaging Studio 11 in Burbank, California.
'Auditioning for Janet feels like a dream fantasy,' one hopeful dancer says in voiceover.
Janet caused a stir when she announced plans to record a new album and go on tour late last month.
She whet appetites by posting a video teaser online, saying: 'I promised you'd hear it from my lips and now you will. This year: new music; new world tour; a new movement. I've been listening. Let's keep the conversation going.'
No comments:
Post a Comment