London, March 10
Singer Jermaine Jackson is planning a concert to mark the first anniversary of his brother Michael Jackson's death.
Jermaine's previous plans to honour his late brother in Vienna were shelved last year but he hasn't given up. He has reportedly booked London's Wembley Arena for a star-studded show June 8.
It will be called "Tribute by Jermaine", and will be filmed for a future DVD release, reports dailystar.co.uk. MJ died June 25 last year.
"The best way and most suitable way is to assemble the world's largest tribute in history that is only fitting to a man who moved the hearts and souls of an unimaginable amount," he said.