Michael Jackson

By June 22, 1997, during the HIStory World Tour, Michael Jackson had already established himself as a global pop icon, following the release of his double album "HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I" in 1995. This album included hits such as "Scream" and "You Are Not Alone," which were integral to the tour's setlist. The Munich concert is particularly notable as it showcased Jackson's enduring appeal and elaborate performance style, characteristic of his live shows, which combined intricate choreography with powerful vocals. The HIStory World Tour was Jackson's first tour since the Dangerous World Tour in 1992 and represented a significant comeback, as it marked the culmination of his legacy while addressing various themes of social justice and personal reflection. Notably, Jackson used this tour to connect with global audiences, and the Munich performance highlighted his ability to captivate vast crowds, solidifying his status as the "King of Pop."

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