Torture
Directed by Jeff Stein, choreographed by Paula Abdul. Notable for not featuring Michael (who refused to appear) or Jermaine — Michael was represented by a wax dummy rented from Madame Tussaud's in Nashville.
7 related song personnel credits via Torture.
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Jermaine Jackson Backing Vocals · Lead Vocals · Producer -
Michael Jackson Backing Vocals · Lead Vocals · Producer -
Jackie Jackson Backing Vocals · Producer -
Tito Jackson Backing Vocals · Guitar · Producer -
Marlon Jackson Backing Vocals · Producer -
Randy Jackson Backing Vocals · Producer -
Greg Phillinganes Synthesizers
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Victory Tour stage construction completed
Construction of the Victory Tour stage is completed after four months of work.
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“State of Shock” released as single
The Jacksons release State of Shock, a duet by Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger, as the lead single from Victory.
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Victory Tour promoter contract signed
A boxing promoter signs the Victory Tour contract, with payment terms reported for Chuck Sullivan and Joe Sullivan.
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Victory Tour dates signed for four cities
Contracts are signed for Victory Tour dates in Birmingham, Kansas City, Dallas and Jacksonville.
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“State of Shock” aired on radio
State of Shock, the Jackson/Jagger duet and first single from Victory, is aired on radio stations.
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Victory Tour mail-order ticket system ended
It is confirmed that the Jacksons will bank all mail orders for concert tickets and collect the interest, while the mail-order system is brought to an end.
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Jackie Jackson ruled out of Victory Tour performances
It is announced that Jackie Jackson will not perform with his brothers on the Victory Tour because of knee surgery.
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Victory Tour rehearsals begin in Atlanta
During Victory Tour rehearsals in Atlanta, Michael and his brothers draw large crowds outside their hotel.
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Victory released
<em>Victory</em>, the fifth studio album by The Jacksons, is released by Epic Records.
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NAACP names the Jacksons honorary voter-registration co-chairmen
The NAACP names Michael and his brothers honorary co-chairmen of its national voter-registration drive, with a booth planned outside the opening Victory Tour concert.
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Michael Jackson holds Victory Tour press conference and pledges his earnings to charity
Michael Jackson holds a press conference 24 hours before the Victory Tour opening, announcing the mail-order ticket lottery will be scrapped and that his entire share of tour proceeds (approximately $5 million) will be donated to charity.
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Victory: Kansas City (Arrowhead Stadium)
Show 1 of 55 on The Jacksons' Victory Tour, performed at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on 6 July 1984.
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