In preparation for her first US tour in nearly seven years, Grammy award winning singer Janet Jackson recently spoke up about her label troubles, sharing her struggles in book form, and what fans can expect from her tour this fall.

In a telephone conference, Janet told select online media she's looking forward to her upcoming "Rock Witchu" tour, which kicks off this September.

"I'm so excited to be able to hit the stage again," Janet said. "It's been, I think, about seven years. It feels great, there is no anxiety. I have great friends that always give me so much support and so much love and to be able to feel that night after night and I'll just be on top of the world."

While Janet didn't make any guarantees, she is hoping to incorporate all of her singles into the tour performance.

"It's a completely different show, like nothing before in the past," Janet said. "My real goal is to try and do every single I've ever had, so I have to figure out how to fit that into two hours."

Sadly, Janet revealed she has faced struggles with Island Records since the release of Discipline that will likely result in no further singles being released.

"That's pretty difficult to say, only because of the record label at this point," she said. "We started off with 'Feedback,' so they basically stopped all promotion. I'm trying to figure out a way to say this, but just to say it and to be quite honest, they just stopped all promotion whatsoever on the album so I don't think you're going to hear another single off this album."

As previously reported, Janet is currently at work on a book about her ups and downs with her weight. Despite her upcoming Fall tour, Janet says she expects to deliver the pages, entitled "Me" by November.

"What inspired me to do it was really the people, everyone from men to women, even younger people, ask how I do it," she said. "They've seen the different stages of my life, where I've been physically and even mentally, emotionally. So, I wanted to write something that I felt would hopefully be inspiring to them, to let them know what had gone on in my life."

Janet also apologized for not being able to promote Discipline in Europe, adding that while "it was definitely in my heart to go to Europe and to support this album, it's about teamwork, it's not something I can totally do on my own. Unfortunately, things have turned out the way that they have with the differences between the label and myself."

Tickets for Janet's "Rock Witchu" Tour will be on sale starting June 7.