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Peter Andre has revealed that he plans to pay tribute to the late Michael Jackson when he goes on tour next year.
The 'Unconditional' singer, who kicks off the 'Revelation' jaunt in February, insisted that the live shows would be markedly different from his previous tours.
Speaking backstage at BBC Switch Live, he told DS: "In the past I always used to base it on costumes and dancing. This is a lot more about great musicians, great lighting.
"I'm going to do some of the old stuff, a lot of the new stuff, some acoustic stuff and of course I've got to dedicate something to Mr. Jackson himself."
Andre added that he initially struggled with nerves when he performed his new material earlier this year.
"The first few times I didn't really have the confidence because it had been so long, but now I'm just loving it," he said.
Press 'play' below to watch our full interview with Peter Andre:
The 'Unconditional' singer, who kicks off the 'Revelation' jaunt in February, insisted that the live shows would be markedly different from his previous tours.
Speaking backstage at BBC Switch Live, he told DS: "In the past I always used to base it on costumes and dancing. This is a lot more about great musicians, great lighting.
"I'm going to do some of the old stuff, a lot of the new stuff, some acoustic stuff and of course I've got to dedicate something to Mr. Jackson himself."
Andre added that he initially struggled with nerves when he performed his new material earlier this year.
"The first few times I didn't really have the confidence because it had been so long, but now I'm just loving it," he said.
Press 'play' below to watch our full interview with Peter Andre:
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