Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx shared a supportive message for Paris Jackson, the daughter of the late Michael Jackson. The message comes in response to Paris Jackson’s announcement of her sophomore album, Happiest Day Of My Life, set for release on August 21st.
Sixx took to social media to express his admiration for Paris Jackson’s upcoming record, praising both its musical and lyrical qualities.
“So proud of you Paris. What a great album,” Sixx said. “Songs packed with hooks and the lyrics cut like a knife. Powerful. Real — go slay the world.”
The endorsement from a rock legend underscores the growing momentum behind Paris Jackson’s return to music. Happiest Day Of My Life marks her first full-length release in six years and is among the more anticipated rock-adjacent records of the season.
The 11-track album was co-produced with Linda Perry, the acclaimed songwriter and vocalist best known as a founding member of 4 Non Blondes. The collaboration signals a deliberate artistic direction, drawing on Perry’s deep roots in alternative and rock music.
The album’s rollout has been building steadily ahead of its August 21st release date. Paris Jackson has released three singles in the lead-up: “zombies in love,” “teenage drama,” and most recently “stitched (on & on),” which dropped on July 10th.
Happiest Day Of My Life serves as the follow-up to Paris Jackson’s 2020 debut album Wilted, which was succeeded by the 2022 EP The Lost. The new record represents her most ambitious project to date, both in scope and in the level of industry attention it has attracted.
Supporting the album’s release, Paris Jackson is embarking on her first-ever headlining North American tour, dubbed the “Zombies Tour.” She will also appear as an opening act for The Pretty Reckless on select dates. The combination of a high-profile endorsement, a seasoned co-producer, and a full touring campaign positions Happiest Day Of My Life as a defining moment in her evolving music career.
