What does the Jackson 5 do now?

Answer 1

There is no more "Jackson 5" now. The members were:

1. Jackie Jackson, Vocals
2. Tito Jackson, Vocals,guitar
3. Marlon Jackson, Vocals
   
4. Michael Jackson, Lead vocals - Died on June 25, 2009
5. Jermaine Jackson, Lead vocals, Bass Guitar
6. Randy Jackson, Lead vocals, keyboards
   

" In July 1984, the Jacksons launched their Victory Tour, which was overshadowed by Jackie's leg injury, ticket issues, friction between the brothers, and shakeup in the promotion and marketing team, initially headed by Don King, who was later fired. Michael announced he was leaving the group after their final performance at Dodger Stadium that December. The following January, Marlon Jackson also announced he was leaving the group to pursue a solo career. In 1989, five years after their last album, the remaining quartet of Jackie, Tito, Jermaine and Randy released 2300 Jackson Street, which performed badly on the charts. After a brief promotional tour, the band went into hiatus and never recorded another album together." (Wikipedia)

After Michael died (2009), the group wanted to do a tour as a tribute to Michael. But the brothers disagreed on timing because Dr. Conrad Murray, accused of causing Michael's death, would be on trial in 2010. "The show carried on with Jackie, Tito and Marlon performing without Jermaine. In April 2012, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine and Marlon announced that they would reunite for several United States concerts for their Unity Tour. Thirty-eight dates were announced, however, eleven shows in the U.S. were canceled. The tour started at Casino Rama in Rama, Canada on June 20 and ended on December 9 in Osaka, Japan." (Wikipedia)

The Jackson 5, with Michael just a boy, had been one of the most famous and fawned over groups in the late 1960s-early 1970s. Nearly every young girl was "in love with" Michael, especially with Michael's lead vocals in "Ben" and "I'll Be There". But the swooning died long before Michael's death, although he remained a popular--but a recluse--singer.