TVXQ will hold two concerts on 5/5 and 5/6 (19:00 KST) at Jamsil Sports Complex, Olympic Supplementary Stadium (Outdoor), titled: TVXQ! CONCERT – CIRCLE – #welcome
Here’s another opportunity to win TVXQ concert tickets for those who play STARPOP!
duration: 04/12 p.m. 01:00~ 04/15 p.m. 24:00 (Korean time)
TVXQ will have a fansign event today at Starfield Goyang mall (19:30 KST), which was announced back in 180402 through their official website (100 fans were picked out of those purchasing the album at Momo by Soundwave, the Goyang Starfield Branch, from 4/3~4/5)
TVXQ will appear on Mnet’s “M COUNTDOWN” broadcast today at 18:00! here‘s a live stream (later on they will have their Goyang Soundwave fansign at 19:30)
Together with singer Kangnam backsatge~
watch video interview on the article page: here~
When it comes to discussing the history of K-pop, it’s impossible to address the importance of TVXQ! A once-quintet, now-duo whose name means “Gods of the East,” the boy band rose to prominence in the mid-’00s and was insurmountably popular for several years. Hits including “Mirotic,” “‘O’-Jung. Ban.Hap,” “Keep Your Head Down” and “Hug” propelled the group to major heights in South Korea, while the likes of “Purple Line” and “Love in the Ice” helped TVXQ! become the first prominent Korean group to break into the insular Japanese music market, leading the rise of K-pop throughout Asia and the rest of the globe. Continue reading
TVXQ, Courtesy of SM Entertainment
For many male Korean celebrities, taking nearly two years off to fulfill their mandatory military service means a huge setback in their career. For the duo known as TVXQ!, however, it just means the start of another era after a decade-and-a-half of leading K-pop’s ascent throughout Asia.
When they released their first album in three years at the end of March, Jung Yunho, known as U-KNOW, and Shim Changmin, aka MAX, set out to reintroduce themselves to K-pop audiences with New Chapter #1: The Chance of Love.
A more laid-back album than the majority of their past work, The Chance of Love, or Fate/Destiny as it’s called in Korean, blends jazzy pop tunes, touching ballads, and some trendy dance tracks with house and future bass leanings to showcase the type of romance fitting of 30-somethings. “If you link the first track to the last track, you will find a whole story,” U-KNOW told Billboard over a video call from Seoul. “Then, you will receive some kind of feeling as if you are watching a movie. Personally, I want a happy ending. But we wanted to leave it to fans to have their own open conclusion. When I listened to the album, I felt that it was a happy ending, but I wonder how you think about it.”
TVXQ! official account updating with details! you can win circle concert tickets and take photos with TVXQ!!
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