Janet Jackson Is Celebrating A Beloved Album Anniversary With New Las Vegas Residency

It's been 30 years since Janet Jackson released Rhythm Country 1814, and what a journey it has been. This spring, Jackson is getting the sort of legendary Las Vegas residency that will resemble her legacy as one of R&B's biggest icons. The show, called Metamorphosis, kicks off this spring at the Park Theater at Park MGM resort and will last while in the summer.


Jackson reported the news earlier today on Twitter and Instagram, surprising fans with the swiftness of her announcement. She also revealed that the residency will serve as a celebration of her journey and the 30th anniversary of the Rhythm Country 1814 album. There's been no say as to who else will come out, however if the singer's prosperous efficiency history is any symptom, there should be notable surprise guests.


Now is the ideal time for Jackson's residency to happen. In December, she was reported as an inductee in the 2019 Rock Hall of Fame class as well as Roxy Music, Def Leppard, Stevie Nicks, The Zombies, and more. In August, she released "Made For Now" with Daddy Yankee. As she stands upon her legendary catalog and looks to push boldly in new musical landscapes, the residency will make an awesome new chapter and introduction to whatever's in her future.


Take a look at the preview video posted by Jackson above.