The finest single moment on stage I ever saw was the first time Michael did Billie Jean at the Motown anniversary concert in LA decades ago.

If his comeback shows are ten percent of that they will be worth attending.

Looking pretty good for his age he told us he loves us so much (after the Motown gig I spoke to him for 20 minutes) and this is it!

"These will be my final show performances in London because (giggly giggly giggly) I'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear - this is the final curtain call - I'll see you in July (giggly giggly)...."

So there you are. Exclusive news. In July in London he'll be giggly giggly giggly...

errm I didn't hear it here first, I saw it live on tv

spent a few minutes in Mr Jackson's company a few years back and it was ... errm, strange.

Also saw him live in Budapest in 97- very good indeed, tho not my kind of show.

He's an old man. The Americans won't have him. I fear the worst. Can he still do the moves? This could end up as one enormous car crash.

He's my age, so less of the "old man" if you please.

I like Michael Jackson because he's always been himself (character not appearance). He had a childlike trust of the world, and the world betrayed that trust. I'm glad he's been able to finally move on from his ordeal and get on stage again. I wish him success.

Lets all make sure Jarvis is there!

Jarvis ... wasn't he the one who trampled numerous children to death at the Brit Awards a few years ago?
I wonder if he reads the NotW?

One of the greatest performers ever announces gigs and millions want to see him.
Why the surprise?
Answer - because the meejah is convinced that its one dimensional headline image of Wacko Jacko is the assumed one.

They are wrong. One of the fascinating revelations of this century has been watching the meejah getting it wrong again and again.