Spy: Parris Goebel to choreograph Janet Jackson tour

Parris Goebel. Photo / NZ Herald

Kiwi dancer Parris Goebel is set to unleash her killer dance moves on Janet Jackson.

Spy can today reveal 22-year-old Goebel has been signed by the six-time Grammy Award-winning chart-topper to choreograph her Unbreakable World Tour. The tour kicks off in Vancouver on August 31.

Goebel's new gig comes hot on the heels of returning from choreographing dance moves for fellow chart-topping vixen Nicki Minaj. The hip hop queen was so impressed by Goebel she flew the talented Kiwi to the US and Europe for some of her recent world tour concerts.

During her recent travels she also choreographed and starred in the video for K-Pop boy-band Big Bang's new single, Bang Bang Bang. The song has become an overnight hit and millions of fans of the Asian chart-sensations have watched Goebel's classy moves.

She has also made her silver-screen debut, choreographing, dancing and acting in last year's hit movie, Step Up: All In.

"I have some very exciting projects coming up," she said in a recent interview in Korea. "I am also open to appearing in another movie if the opportunity presents itself."

Her moves are wowing some of music's biggest names and she added: "The culture and my upbringing in a Polynesian family have influenced my style of dance."

Watch: Bang Bang Bang featuring choreography by Parris Goebel:

Goebel is based at the Palace Dance Studio, in the south Auckland suburb of Penrose, which she owns with her father, Brett Goebel.

She earned worldwide acclaim in 2012, when she was hired by Jennifer Lopez to choreograph moves for JLo's world tour.

Parris Goebel in the trailer for Step Up: All In:

Jackson has also signed up a second dancer from The Palace, Alex Carson, to join her dance troupe for her world tour.

And Lance Savali - who was based at The Palace for about three years - has been signed by Madonna for her upcoming world tour. Savali will be based in New York for two months perfecting his moves with "Madge", before the seven-month tour. Previously he toured with Chris Brown.