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Janet Jackson announces rescheduled tour dates

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FILE - In this June 28, 2015, file photo, Janet Jackson accepts the ultimate icon: music dance visual award at the BET Awards in Los Angeles. Jackson has announced rescheduled tour dates after taking time to recover from an unspecified surgical procedure. The singer said Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016, the North American leg of her “Unbreakable” tour will resume May 14 in Las Vegas. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File)

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Janet Jackson has announced rescheduled tour dates after taking time to recover from an unspecified surgical procedure.

The singer said Thursday the North American leg of her “Unbreakable” tour will resume May 14 in Las Vegas. Rescheduled shows include concerts in Portland, Oregon; Houston; Detroit; Atlanta; Washington; New York; Philadelphia and more.

Live Nation said tickets for previously announced dates will be honoured at rescheduled shows.

Jackson said didn’t offer details about her medical procedure earlier this month, but confirmed on Twitter that she did not have cancer.

The 49-year-old began the tour in August in support of her latest album, “Unbreakable.” Before performing in North America again, she heads to Europe for shows in March.

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