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3T Reuniting for a Concert to Honor the Memory of Michael Jackson

3T-group-2.jpg Michael Jackson's nephews are reuniting once again to perform a concert on the fifth anniversary of the music legend's passing. The New York Daily, citing a source, writes: "The brothers believe they have strong voices and artistic appeal and can achieve success once more." TJ, Taryll, and Taj Jackson released their first album in 1995 to moderate popularity and success. In the late '90s, at the height of the boy band era, they competed with the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC. Their song "Why," recorded with Michael's vocals, is one of the group's most well-known tracks. The brothers recently recorded an album away from the media spotlight and are preparing for a tour across Europe and America. TJ, one of the brothers, is the legal guardian of Michael's children. The brothers have played a prominent role in the lives of Michael's three children since his passing and have been their constant supporters — just as Michael had provided financial and emotional support to them after their own mother's death. The brothers have been seen together on various occasions in the years since Michael's passing, including the 2010 Grammy tribute where Michael's children accepted his Lifetime Achievement Award, and the 2011 family memorial concert held by the Jackson family in Wales. Source: eMJey.com / NY Daily