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Musical bio of Jackson to stop here in April
A musical biography of Michael Jackson will make a stop at the MTS Centre Saturday, April 13, as part of a tour that will perform in Canada for the first time.
Michael Jackson HIStory gives the King of Pop’s legion of fans a chance to relive his greatest moments, from his time with the Jackson 5 to his multi-platinum solo career.
More than 20 of Jackson’s songs will be performed live by celebrated Las Vegas performer Kenny Wizz, who has spent more than two decades impersonating Jackson and performing his songs.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster for $64-$84.
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