SM Entertainment and Kakao Entertainment's British boy group dearALICE has successfully completed a series of solo concerts across four major UK cities, marking a significant milestone in their international expansion.The group recently performed in London, Manchester, Newcastle, and Cardiff, selling out additional seats in their London and Manchester shows. This tour comes just months after their official debut in February, demonstrating their rapidly growing popularity among British music fans.During the concerts, dearALICE showcased their debut single 'Ariana' and tracks from their first EP 'BitterSWEETsummer', including the title track 'Save Us'. The performances were characterized by high-energy music and engaging stage presence that resonated strongly with audiences.Prior to the concerts, the group conducted a 'School Tour' across UK cities, visiting schools and performing in classrooms and gymnasiums. This strategy helped them connect directly with teenage audiences and build a grassroots fanbase.The group has also maintained an active media presence, appearing on BBC and BBC Radio 1, and sharing behind-the-scenes content on social media. Collaborative challenge videos with other K-pop artists like RIIZE and Hearts2Hearts have further expanded their visibility.With their singles and EP already ranking highly on official UK charts, dearALICE plans to continue expanding their European footprint with new album releases next year.
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SM Entertainment and Kakao Entertainment's British boy group dearALICE has successfully completed a series of solo concerts across four major UK cities, marking a significant milestone in their international expansion.The group recently performed in London, Manchester, Newcastle, and Cardiff, selling out additional seats in their London and Manchester shows. This tour comes just months after their official debut in February, demonstrating their rapidly growing popularity among British music fans.During the concerts, dearALICE showcased their debut single 'Ariana' and tracks from their first EP 'BitterSWEETsummer', including the title track 'Save Us'. The performances were characterized by high-energy music and engaging stage presence that resonated strongly with audiences.Prior to the concerts, the group conducted a 'School Tour' across UK cities, visiting schools and performing in classrooms and gymnasiums. This strategy helped them connect directly with teenage audiences and build a grassroots fanbase.The group has also maintained an active media presence, appearing on BBC and BBC Radio 1, and sharing behind-the-scenes content on social media. Collaborative challenge videos with other K-pop artists like RIIZE and Hearts2Hearts have further expanded their visibility.With their singles and EP already ranking highly on official UK charts, dearALICE plans to continue expanding their European footprint with new album releases next year.
