On Aug. 24, Michael plead guilty to drug offenses following a July 4 incident in which he crashed his Range Rover into the Snappy Snaps Photo Shop near his home. Reports state that Michael was found slumped behind the wheel and sweating profusely with dilated pupils when police arrived at the scene.

During his 15-minute appearance at the Highbury Corner Magistrates Court, former Wham! frontman plead guilty to driving under the influence and marijuana possession.

District Judge Robin McPhee warned Michael that he could face some jail time, adding that he already had one conviction three years ago.

“It is a serious matter. Your driving was extremely poor and there was an accident,” McPhee said.

According to pollstar.com, “tests showed he had taken a therapeutic quantity of an antidepressant as well as gamma-hydroxybutyrate, a so-called “date-rape drug” because it leaves people groggy and powerless.”

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After the former Wham! star slammed his car into the building, he stepped away from his car and waited for police. Michael’s scary driving has resulted in seven police investigations over the past six years, according to London’s Mirror.

Michael was taken into police custody under suspicion for drugs and is believed to have been tested, though none were recovered. Reports state that Michael didn’t undergo a breathalyzer test and claimed he had not been drinking.

Here’s a quick recap of some of the other times Michael went Wham! in his Range Rover:

2009: Michael is arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs after crashing his Range Rover into the back of a truck.

May 2006: Michael crashes his car near his home in London, but the incident is not reported to police.

April 2006: Michael hits three parked cars with his Range Rover.

Will somebody get this guy a driver, please?

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Michael proclaimed to the crowd, “It’s been 22 years (since he has stepped out on stage), I’m going to try and make it up to you tonight.” At age 46, “his voice remains distinctive and powerful, evoking hedonistic clubs, teenage discos and rollerskating rinks for the nostalgic crowd.”

These exclusive performances are the only shows that George has scheduled.  There is currently no word of a extended tour or a new album.  His last release was 2004’s “Patience.”

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The special release was recorded and written by Michael himself along with David Austin. The release will mark the first Christmas single from Michael since “Last Christmas” back in 1984.

For his homecoming, he’ll be heading to London on August 24th and 25. Then, he’ll be performing the Final One in Copenhagen for 40,000 eager fans!

Despite the gossip that Andrew Ridgeley will be making a surprise appearance, George Michael’s webpage denies these rumors.

This performance, titled The Final One, will allow George to say thank you to his loyal fans— not only in Scandinavia, but also across Europe. For this show, fans will be treated to songs that George has not yet performed in Denmark, along with additional, unique staging!

In 2006, George broke the all-time record for both tickets sales and gross income at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, a record that was formerly held by U2.

The final concerts are entitled THE FINAL TWO, which will be sort of a rememberance to his sell out Wembley Stadium show in 1986 called ‘THE FINAL’ with Andrew Ridgely.

These particular shows will feature Michael’s hits, some tracks not previously performed in Britain, and a stunning new stage set.

Michael’s success began when he and Andrew Ridgeley formed Wham!, a pop band in the UK. After Wham! ended in 1987, Michael released his first solo album Faith, and, in time, 4 more ablums between 1990 and 2004.