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The show will go on for Michael Jackson's ''This Is It'' tour.The announcement was made at a June 26 memorial gathering for Jackson,held by the tour’s cast and crew.According to a tour organizer, one performance will now be held in September and will be a replica of what was planned for “This Is It” in London.High-profile singers are expected to perform in place of Jackson. Among them, possibly Madonna, who was expected to appear at one of Jackson’s shows in London. A firm decision has not been made as to where the tribute concert will take place, but it’s likely to be in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles (E! Online) – As Neverland Ranch was crossed off the list, the question remained: Where the heck will Michael Jackson's memorial be held?

Considering thousands of fans will want in on any public event, the Jackson family appears to be zeroing in on Los Angeles' Staples Center to hold some type of tribute to the King of Pop on Tuesday morning.

A spokesman for AEG Live, which owns the venue, tells E! News, "At this time, nothing is scheduled, nothing is planned" and a LAPD spokesman says they're still waiting to hear from the family as far as mobilizing officers for peace-keeping and motorcade purposes goes.

But sources say that July 7 at Staples—for an event that will not include a viewing of the body or a traditional funeral service—is the goal.

The news comes as Neverland Ranch was officially checked off the list, both as a spot for a public viewing and as a burial site. California law requires that humans be buried in established cemeteries and it's up to local officials (and a gob of paperwork) to obtain permission to bury someone on private property.

Although a rep for the cemetery said it's impossible for them to comment on a family's burial plans, L.A.'s famed Forest Lawn is where Jackson's body is said to be now, awaiting interment.

But his family has yet to file a death certificate, which is required to bury the King of Pop anywhere, E! News learned Wednesday.

A burial permit specifying the "disposition" of a body (i.e. cremation, burial, donation to science) cannot be obtained until there's a death certificate, according to the California Department of Health.

Families have eight days from the time of a relative's death to file a death certificate, but as of Wednesday afternoon, the vital records office had not yet received the Jackson paperwork. "Maybe the family has not made final arrangements," suggested a health department official.

Black Eyed Peas star Will.i.am has spoken out about being the last person to work with Michael Jackson before his death.

Michael was 50 when he died suddenly after reportedly suffering a heart attack and Will told how he worked with the star on a new album.

He said: “It was going to be out of this world. It’s something Michael has never done before – a dance music album. I was very proud of it. But he was very protective and kept it under lock and key.

“After we made it I had to hand back every demo. He was a perfectionist and didn’t want anyone to hear it until it was ready.”

The star told how he worked with Michael for a year in a studio in Ireland and he talked about the last time he spoke to Michael. He said: “The last time I spoke to Michael was on Father’s Day.

“He called me to wish me happy Father’s Day even though I don’t have any children. He said: ‘I just wanted to call and say have a good day anyway.’

“I told him: ‘OK, I will grab my crotch and wish myself happy Father’s Day for all my unborn children.’ He laughed and said: ‘You’re so funny.’ I tried calling him last week, but he was always in rehearsals.

“It’s so sad. He was my friend and the biggest inspiration of my life. I’m going to miss him.”

Will said Michael’s choreographer visited him at a recent gig and told how the star wanted the Black Eyed Peas to open his London shows.