Michael Jackson's estate is fighting to block an auction house from selling the singer's unreleased music. According to Complex, sourcing intel first reported on by TMZ, the auction house Gotta Have Rock and Roll is auctioning off two unreleased cassette tapes containing 12 previously unheard tracks from the late pop star.

Michael Jackson's estate is pushing back against an auction house selling unreleased music from the late pop icon.

Michael Jackson's estate is fighting to block an auction of unreleased songs, claiming ownership of the tapes and their copyright.

The late King of Pop was just 50-years-old when he passed away on June 25, 2009. Michael Jackson left behind an iconic back catalogue of hits, and now his estate says there is more. There's just one catch though.

Michael Jackson’s estate is attempting to stop an auction house from selling the pop icon’s unreleased music. Gotta Have Rock and Roll is preparing to put up two cassette tapes on the auction block. They claim the cassettes feature 12 unreleased songs Michael recorded in the ‘80s and ‘90s,

In a bold move to protect Michael Jackson's musical legacy, representatives of the late artist's estate have spoken out against an upcoming auction.

Michael Jackson 's estate is in a dispute with an auction house planning to sell the late singer's unreleased music. TMZ reports that Gotta Have Rock and Roll is moving some cassette tapes with previously unheard MJ songs.