Boy band NCT Dream [SM ENTERTAINMENT]
Excitement is mounting as K-pop enthusiasts in the United States gear up for the much-anticipated iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour, set to feature an array of chart-topping performances by K-pop sensations NCT Dream, (G)I-DLE, and P1Harmony. The festival, a pinnacle of the year-end music scene, is set to take place in various cities across the nation.
Boy band NCT Dream is slated to enthrall audiences in three cities, commencing with Boston on Dec. 10, followed by Washington D.C. on Dec. 11, and a concluding performance in Atlanta on Dec. 14.
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| ▲ Girl group (G)I-DLE [CUBE ENTERTAINMENT] |
(G)I-DLE, the popular girl group, is set to dazzle in a total of seven performances, with their musical journey spanning Los Angeles on Dec. 2, Chicago on Dec. 4, Detroit on Dec. 5, New York on Dec. 8, Boston on Dec. 10, Washington D.C. on Dec. 11, and Philadelphia on Dec. 12. Additionally, the group is embarking on their world tour "I am FREE-TY" and will drop their highly anticipated first U.S. album, "Heat," on Oct. 6.
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| ▲ Boy band P1Harmony [FNC ENTERTAINMENT] |
On the festival stage, boy band P1Harmony will deliver their electrifying performances in Dallas on Nov. 28 and Los Angeles on Dec. 1. As part of their "P1ustage H: P1ONEER" world tour, the group will also connect with their devoted Korean fanbase in meet and greet sessions at the Blue Square music venue in central Seoul on Oct. 21 and 22.
Among the star-studded lineup for the annual U.S. festival are notable pop stars of 2023, including Olivia Rodrigo, Nicki Minaj, SZA, Usher, and Niall Horan.
Ticket sales for the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball will kick off on Oct. 3 for Capital One cardholders, with general sales opening on Oct. 6. For additional information and ticket details, visit iHeartRadio.com/JingleBall.
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An Electric Lineup of International Acts Joins the Star-Studded Music Festival Across U.S. Cities
Boy band NCT Dream [SM ENTERTAINMENT]
Excitement is mounting as K-pop enthusiasts in the United States gear up for the much-anticipated iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour, set to feature an array of chart-topping performances by K-pop sensations NCT Dream, (G)I-DLE, and P1Harmony. The festival, a pinnacle of the year-end music scene, is set to take place in various cities across the nation.
Boy band NCT Dream is slated to enthrall audiences in three cities, commencing with Boston on Dec. 10, followed by Washington D.C. on Dec. 11, and a concluding performance in Atlanta on Dec. 14.
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| ▲ Girl group (G)I-DLE [CUBE ENTERTAINMENT] |
(G)I-DLE, the popular girl group, is set to dazzle in a total of seven performances, with their musical journey spanning Los Angeles on Dec. 2, Chicago on Dec. 4, Detroit on Dec. 5, New York on Dec. 8, Boston on Dec. 10, Washington D.C. on Dec. 11, and Philadelphia on Dec. 12. Additionally, the group is embarking on their world tour "I am FREE-TY" and will drop their highly anticipated first U.S. album, "Heat," on Oct. 6.
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| ▲ Boy band P1Harmony [FNC ENTERTAINMENT] |
On the festival stage, boy band P1Harmony will deliver their electrifying performances in Dallas on Nov. 28 and Los Angeles on Dec. 1. As part of their "P1ustage H: P1ONEER" world tour, the group will also connect with their devoted Korean fanbase in meet and greet sessions at the Blue Square music venue in central Seoul on Oct. 21 and 22.
Among the star-studded lineup for the annual U.S. festival are notable pop stars of 2023, including Olivia Rodrigo, Nicki Minaj, SZA, Usher, and Niall Horan.
Ticket sales for the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball will kick off on Oct. 3 for Capital One cardholders, with general sales opening on Oct. 6. For additional information and ticket details, visit iHeartRadio.com/JingleBall.
Sayart.net
Kelly.K, pittou8181@gmail.com
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