Janet Jackson is reportedly set to embark on an epic comeback tour.
She is said to be working on staging shows after canceling her “Black Diamond” gig in 2020 due to the Covid pandemic. This obviously includes new songs.
A music insider told The Sun on Sunday (16.10.22):
“It’s been a few years since she started her family, but she’s so grateful to her fans for sticking with her and wants to thank them for her amazing work.
“We will focus on the reissue of her 1997 album ‘The Velvet Rope’ and some new material. It’s a massive deal.”
Five-time Grammy Award winner Janet has sold 100 million records and produced 11 albums in her 30-plus-year career, but new music is in the works at last week’s 25th anniversary party. The Sun reported that he was teasing him for being a She celebrated the anniversary of her record “The Velvet Rope”.
She was quoted by the publication as: will you release me?
“Sometimes things happen that you didn’t expect to happen and you have to figure things out. Or you’re in a space in your life where you have to step back and take a little break.
“It’s something I love dearly, but it’s still my job, my job. At some point there will be music. When exactly? I can’t say yet, but there will be.”
“I like it too much, so I won’t do it.”
Janet, the mother of one born Janet Damita Joe Jackson, said she is focusing on raising her five-year-old son Eisa Al Mana with her ex-husband Wissam Al Mana. It is I can’t do it, but my number one job is being a mom.
Janet also spoke at the 25th anniversary party at Shoreditch House in London.
It wasn’t until a fan waved one of her CDs to her in traffic that everyone showed appreciation for her music.
she said:
“I’ve been through a lot in my life trying to figure out who I am and where I stand. It’s been so profound.
“I wasn’t sure if the fans would like it, but one of the best moments of my life associated with this album?
“The day it was released, I was in traffic from Malibu and someone was honking. smiled at me .
“It made me feel so good. It was the first person to admit to me, ‘Yeah, you did something I really appreciated.’ Are you still No. 1 today, 25 years later?”
“Thank you, thank you very much for this time. Jimmy and Terry, thank you for always being my two dads. .”
“The Velvet Rope” had a global impact, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, spawning the No. 1 hits “Together Again,” “I Get Lonely,” and “Every Time,” and Rolling Stone Magazine’s “500 Greatest Albums of All Time”.
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