Janet Jackson Coming to Denver on Together Again Tour

Janet Jackson will play Ball Arena with Nelly on June 16.

February 9, 2024

Janet Jackson last played Ball Arena on October 17, 2017. Brandon Marshall

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One year ago, Janet Jackson announced her Together Again Tour, which kicked off in April 2023 and included 49 concerts. Now Jackson has extended the tour with another leg that will start this summer, with a stop at Denver's Ball Arena on Sunday, June 16. Hip-hop artist Nelly will join Jackson on all of the just-announced dates.

The tour celebrates Jackson's fifty-year career in entertainment, which began when she was seven years old, singing with her sisters at MGM in Las Vegas while her brothers were gaining their own fame as the Jackson 5. She began acting with her family in a TV variety show The Jacksons, later landing starring roles in Good Times, A New Kind of Family and Diff'rent Strokes. Jackson turned to singing in 1982, when she signed with a major record label; she's since become a pop icon, selling more than 100 million records. And as the tour runs, some of those albums have big birthdays: The Velvet Rope turns 25, janet turns thirty and Rhythm Nation will be 35 years old.

Expect to hear Jackson's big hits and prepare for her signature, out-of-this-world set designs and choreography. Tickets to her Ball Arena show are on sale now.
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