Just after six o'clock this evening, Stockton's Wing, the first support act to American superstar Michael Jackson, took to the huge stage at Cork's Parkie Coove. At that time, many of the 65,000 fans were still filling the stadium. Throughout the day, there has been a carnival like atmosphere in and around the centre of Cork. So far, the weather has been kind to Cork promoter Oliver Barry. For most of the day, the city has bashed in warm sunshine. Much of the 65,000 crowd is made up of families, and tonight the American superstar Michael Jackson is promising them a show of a lifetime. The worldwide tour with its two bank holiday concerts in Cork is reputed to have cost tens of millions of pounds to produce, and for a lease side, it could be a 15 million pound bananza. But tonight, the young faces in the crowd wanted to see just one person. Michael Jackson will be here. He's a best. He's going to be brilliant. It'll be forward to the concert. I am. Yes, brilliant. You don't think of it too young to be here? No. No. You like it? Yes. What do you think of Michael Jackson? I say. And the man himself, Julie arrived on cue.