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The veteran popstar also claimed that his younger brother Michael will be involved with the live shows.
He told BBC 6 Music: "Michael will be involved. We want to tour. We want to touch the lives of everybody who’s bought our records and supported us.
"It will probably start [in America] first, but it will be sometime in 2008. That’s our plan.”
Talking about why the group were getting back together, he said: "We feel we have to give you back so much. So that’s why we feel we have to do it one more time. We owe that to the fans and to the public.
"There have been meetings and talks and we are still in those meetings putting everything back together as well as being back in the studio."
The group's last record 2300 Jackson Street was released in 1989.
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