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Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation” Tour Continues in November 2019

Janet Damita Jo Jackson mostly known as Janet Jackson started her world tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of her record-breaking album ‘Rhythm Nation’ in September. The album was super-duper hit and even have seven of songs in Billboard’s top 5 songs. Janet Jackson Concert Tickets are on sale, get them on Ticket2Concert to earn amazing discounts.

The Tour has November dates as well, while she explores Australia, New Zealand and then on to North America. The date and venues are mentioned at the end of the article. If this gets you excited to visit one or more of her concerts remember, Ticket2Concert is offering Janet Jackson Concert Tickets Discount.

Janet Jackson is a multi-talented artist she sings, writes songs, acts and also dances. Having sold more than 100 million records, Janet is the best-selling music artist throughout the world. Rhythm Nation 1814 released on September 19, 1989. The album is the most commercially successful in her long career. Aside from the tour, she filmed a Grammy-winning 30-minute video album, the first visual album in music history.  

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Janet’s Rhythm Nation was an inspiration for many. Selling over 12 million copies and the top-grossing album in 1990. Considering how 1990 was filled with legendary stars like Whitney Houston, Prince, Madonna, and her own brother, the success is truly amazing. It is the number one album to dominate radio for three whole years, 1989, 1990 and 1991.

The tour consists of many outstanding songs from the albums, songs like “Miss You Much,” “Escapade,” “Alright” and “Love Will Never Do (Without You)” are unmatchable. She is the record holder of most top-ten singles in US Billboard Hot 100 Singles with her 18 singles nailing that spot. Moreover, she is the 7th among the list of Hot 100 All-Time Top Artists. In 2010, she ranked 5th in Top 50 R&B/Hip-Hop Artists of the Past 25 Years. She holds the title of the second most successful dance club artist. Janet Jackson was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019.

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Janet Jackson ‘Rhythm Nation’ Tour November Dates & Venues:

·         8th November – Perth, WA at Nib Stadium

·         9th November – Melbourne, VIC at Marvel Stadium

·         10th November – Adelaide, SA at Adelaide Showgrounds

·         15th November – Brisbane, QLD at Brisbane Showgrounds

·         16th November – Sydney, NSW at Spotless Stadium

·         17th November – Auckland, New Zealand at Western Springs Speedway

·         20th November – Honolulu, Hawaii at Neal S. Blaisdell Center

·         21st November – Honolulu, Hawaii at Neal S. Blaisdell Center

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     THREE: WHAT ARE YOU GRATEFUL FOR?

How cheesy is it if I say family? Because, you know, it’s family. It’s my parents, it’s my sisters, it’s my daughter-- I wouldn’t be a quarter of the man I am without them. Sometimes I get hit with that feeling of, like... “I can’t believe this is my life”. You know? I can’t believe I have people who love me like that! Jesus. I’m lucky. Friends fall under this category, too, of course-- I’ll big brother anyone. I think it’s ingrained in me at this point.

Sappy answer aside, I’m really fucking grateful for cup ramen and bread. Oh my God. I hate being that cliché doctor with the hypocrisy of not eating well, but-- man, when you don’t have time to eat, that stuff is life-saving. No shit!

    SIX: WHAT’S YOUR BEST CHILDHOOD MEMORY?

Janet Jackson. Oh, man, I remember Janet Jackson like... that was my first concert. September 18, 1998, Boston. I was, uh, eighteen-- my sisters were babies, and Ma and Pa weren’t gonna let me bring them, but I snuck ‘em out anyway. Do you know how much I wore my Janet tapes out? I wasn’t gonna miss the opportunity! I saved so much money from my summer job to afford three tickets, and my best friend in senior year-- this incredible boxer, his name was Ray, I haven’t talked to him in years-- came with us. I drove his car.

My baby sister, like the baby baby, had to pee on the way, and I remember having to buy a burger at the McDonald‘s so she could use the bathroom... and she pointed to this lady with a nose ring and said, in the loudest voice, “WHAT IS THAT?”

If eighteen doesn’t count as “childhood”, though, I really liked walking around the mall carrying the baby when I was, like... I dunno, a pre-teen or something. Franny was barely out of toddler age, but she’d hold my hand and we’d go to the arcade and pretend to drive the race car games there... there was this prize monkey that I never got to win, but our youngest really loved looking at it for some reason. You never really know what goes in a baby’s head, but I loved making her laugh.

I love making my sisters laugh...

    TEN: WHAT WAS THE LAST THING TO MAKE YOU SMILE?

My daughter farted and said, “Ewww, papá! Disgusting!”

And she’s right. I am.

    FOURTEEN: WHAT KIND OF PERSON ARE YOU?

This... what? What kind of question is this?

Ah, I don’t know. Kind of regular. I wanna say I’m a dad, but that’s not all there is? It’s a lot of what makes me up, but only because it’s a full-time duty. I’m a son, I’m a brother. I’m the coolest guy you’ll ever meet, and I’ve gotten nosebleeds from running into doors more than once in the past year alone...

Probably if you opened me up you’d find Dr. Pepper, cup ramen, and the pathetic attempts at healthy shakes I’ve been trying to drink in the morning. Add back problems and a mildly concerning obsession with Nicolas Cage’s filmography and I guess you get me.

I’m trying to get over a coffee addiction. (It’s not going weeeeeell!)

    THIRTY-FIVE: WHOM DO YOU CURRENTLY FEEL CLOSEST TO?

I mean... it’s Franny, isn’t it? Mi patita. If I didn’t look so old and wrinkly and on the verge of death you’d think we were twins, probably, we’re that much in sync. Her being younger means I’ve been in her life basically for as long as she’s had the ability to process object permanence-- meanwhile, I was severely depressed before Ma and Pa adopted her, so I figure I only really started “living” when she came home, you know?

We’ve been through a lot. Not to discount my relationship with our baby sister, of course, but... the smaller age gap made Franny easier to talk to growing up (not to mention easier to share my tapes with). We’ve been inseparable ever since (ignoring the physical distance we had the past couple of years! That doesn’t count now! Shut up!).