Janet Jackson announces new music, tour

It's been seven years since her last studio album, but she's ready to make her comeback.

Janet Jackson announced Friday that she'll be debuting new music and embarking on a world tour in 2015.

"I promised you’d hear it from my lips and now you will. This year, new music, new world tour, a new movement. I’ve been listening. Let’s keep the conversation going," Jackson says in the announcement video.

Details on what the new music will be have yet to be revealed, though Jackson's announcement tweet included the #ConversationsinaCafe hashtag.

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