MICHAEL JACKSON'S BROTHERS Doing Another Tribute Show But Without Randy

Another Michael Jackson tribute concert will go down this December in Tokyo and the Jackson brothers will headline the show, but without Randy Jackson ... sources close to the family tell TMZ.

According to our sources, the brothers will perform around 15 songs. The concert will feature several other artists, mainly Japanese acts.

No word yet on any other Jackson family involvement.

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Jackson Family to Stage Japanese Benefit Concert

Michael Jackson’s family are staging a benefit concert in Japan to help children affected by the earthquake earlier this year, as they know it is a cause the late star would have supported.

Michael Jackson’s family are staging a benefit concert to help children affected by the Japanese earthquake.
The King of Pop’s mother Katherine Jackson has announced the Tokyo event will help a cause that her superstar son – who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 – would have done everything he could to support.
Speaking at a press conference at Claridge’s hotel in London yesterday (09.10.11), she tearfully told BANG Showbiz: “If Michael was alive, he would definitely have done something to help the victims of the earthquake in Japan. Michael loved children, he would have felt for those children who lost parents or homes.”
Michael’s brothers will perform at the show as The Jacksons, and 81-year-old Katherine – who is the guardian of Michael’s three children, Paris, Prince Michael and ‘Blanket’ – is very “glad to see them back on stage”.
The ‘Thriller’ singer’s brothers can’t wait to get to the country and do something to help the Japanese people affected by the natural disaster which hit the coast of the Far East country in March.
Jackie Jackson said: “This concert can help children. I’m glad I can put smile on their faces again.”
Marlon Jackson added: “Music can bring us together. Children can’t live without guidance. We want to point out kids to right direction. I’m pleased music can help other people.”
Tito Jackson – who visited Japan after the earthquake – spoke of his belief that music can unify communities all over the world.
He said: “People can become one, as human race.”
Merchandising profits from ‘Michael Jackson Tribute Live’ – which will take place in Tokyo on December 13 and 14 – will be donated to ASHINAGA, a charity which helps children who lost their homes or families in the March earthquake.

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