Yes, he had a concert at Roundhay Park during his Dangerous World Tour in 1992.
Leeds was one of the stops on his Bad tour in 1988, he was there again in 1992 do to a show for the Dangerous tour.
Yes, on Wednesday 9th July 1997.
Neverland Valley Ranch in Los Olivos, CA
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In 1988 Michael Jackson bought the land which was at the time called Sycamore Valley Ranch and renamed it to Neverland ranch. He first visited the land when he made the Say,Say,Say music video with Paul McCartney. He then built the ranch for himself, friend's, family. The home was influenced by the childhood he never had.
Michael Jackson was enrolled at Emerson Junior High School, in West Los Angeles, at some point during 7th grade (1970-1). He attended classes for just a few months while he was touring with the Jackson 5. Although already very famous, he was able to keep mainly to himself and did not create a major scene. Brother Marlon attended the 8th grade at the time. Shortly thereafter, they moved to the Valley.
Michael Jackson said in 2005 (during his trial) that he would not return to the property, saying he no longer considered the ranch a home, feeling the 70 police officers had "violated" it in their searches. In 2006, the facilities were closed and most of the staff were dismissed, with a spokesperson stating that this was the reflection of the fact that Jackson no longer lived there. On November 10, 2008, Jackson transferred the title to Sycamore Valley Ranch Company, LLC, and neighbors reported immediate activity on the property, including the amusement rides being trucked along the highway. Jackson still owned an unknown stake in the property, since Sycamore Valley Ranch was a joint venture between Jackson (represented by McMillan) and an affiliate of Colony Capital LLC (an investment company run by billionaire Tom Barrack). The Santa Barbara Assessor's Office stated Jackson sold an unknown proportion of his property rights for $35 million.
Michael Jackson's ranch was called Neverland Valley Ranch.
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Neverland Valley (Ranch)
Neverland Valley Ranch in Los Olivos, CA
His "Giving Tree" which was located at Neverland Valley Ranch.
25,000 people can be in don valley stadium
The "Death Valley" stadium was built in 1941-1942. The stadium has been expanded many times since then.
Paul Michael Valley is 6' 2".
Paul Michael Valley goes by HBL.
The stadium has a capacity of 27,111 people.
Jackson hole
In the Loxley Valley from Sheffield to the Peak National Park in South Yorkshire England.