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Billlie Brings Their Grand America Tour to a Spectacular Close in Los Angeles
Los Angeles was buzzing with energy as fans gathered for the highly anticipated final night of Billlie’s Our FLOWERLD (Belllie've You) Grand America Tour. The packed venue radiated excitement, with fans singing along to their favorite tracks and waving lightsticks even before the show began. It was clear that this wasn’t just any concert—it was the culmination of a journey, one that fans and the group were determined to make unforgettable.
Etching Mémoires of a Blossoming Night, Billlie Takes on Tucson with Love
Beautiful, amazing and magnificent--three words to describe the beauty that fourth generation K-Pop icon Billlie brought to Arizona on December 10 on their North and South America leg of their ‘Our FLOWERLD (Belllie've You)’ World Tour.
Yukimi Nagano’s Nearly Sold-Out Santa Ana Stop is a Night to Remember
The energy in Santa Ana was electric as fans poured into the venue creating a packed house for Yukimi Nagano’s much-anticipated show. Conversations among fans, new and old, started to arise as they talked about her artistry and their excitement for the night. From the start, the mood was celebratory, as fans knew they were in for something truly unique.
WONHO Leaves Fans Breathless After Houston Fanmeet
Fans lined up for hours in the pouring rain outside Warehouse Live Midtown in anticipation of WONHO’s first U.S. fanmeet. The K-Pop idol who made his solo debut in August of 2020 decided to celebrate his return from the Korean military by embarking on a six stop tour across the United States, starting in Houston. While WONHO is not a stranger to the city, having stopped in Houston during two of his former boyband MONSTA X’s tours, this was his first time back since 2019, and fans were excited to finally see him perform live as a solo artist.
Hannah Bahng Shows Houston A Banging Good Time
Fans came out in droves to see hannah bahng’s sold out show at White Oak Music Hall in Houston. The Korean-Australian singer songwriter set out on her first ever tour in early December, shortly after the release of her debut EP, The Abysmal EP. The Abysmal Tour consists of six dates, starting in Dallas and ending in LA. Despite only having one EP out, she performed to a packed crowd of enthusiastic fans wearing homemade merch and belting out every lyric to every song.
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Hyde Concludes ‘Hyde [inside]’ 2024 U.S. Tour with a Stunning Finale at The Novo in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES – On November 30, 2024, Hyde, Japan’s legendary rock artist and cultural icon, brought his highly anticipated Hyde [inside] 2024 U.S. tour to a breathtaking conclusion at The Novo in Los Angeles. Known as the frontman of the globally renowned band L’ArcenCiel and the visionary behind VAMPS, Hyde has redefined rock music with his unique style and unparalleled stage presence, captivating audiences across the nation.
‘Here We Go Again’ Reliving the Moments From JUNNY’s ‘dopamine’ Tour Stop in LA
Korean Canadian singer-songwriter JUNNY returned to Los Angeles on his dopamine tour, marking a special homecoming. In 2022, he first performed in the city on his blanc tour at 1720, before returning for K-PLAY! FEST, and a show at Catch One Matches by Bloom, with Koven Wei and Ethan Low. On Sunday, November 10, JUNNY took the stage once again at 1720, where fans packed the venue, filling it all the way to the back doors.
Emerging Pop Artist Irene Wong Opens for Renowned K-Pop & R&B Singer JUNNY at ‘dopamine’ Tour in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, CA – November 10, 2024 – rising pop sensation Irene Wong delivered a captivating opening performance for acclaimed Korean pop and R&B artist JUNNY during his dopamine tour at 1720 in Los Angeles.
Tanerélle Mesmerizes Houston Fans on ‘Electric Honey’ Tour
Fans filled up the Bronze Peacock at Houston’s House of Blues to the brim as they waited for Tanerélle to take the stage. The R&B singer and model brought her Electric Honey tour to Houston after performing in Dallas for the first stop of the tour. The tour marks her first headlining tour after previously supporting Jojo and Ari Lennox on their respective tours.
KIRE: ‘The Kid Who Flew’ From Taiwan to LA
Taiwanese pop-R&B and hip-hop artist KIRE took the stage at the Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024, as part of his The Kid Who Flew World Tour Ch. 1. The night was filled with a mix of sensuality, energy, and interactive moments, blending music, comedy, and even a bit of matchmaking.
The evening kicked off with a VIP meet-and-greet, where fans had the chance to meet KIRE, take photos with him, and share their excitement for the night ahead. As the crowd continued to file in, R&B singer Chloe Tang, accompanied by DJ Tima Dee, took the stage to open the show. Tang’s sultry, soulful melodies quickly set the mood, with the audience clearly vibing to her smooth sound.
Tori Kelly Leaves Houston Fans Awestruck
A line of fans wrapped around the House of Blues as they waited for doors to open for the Houston stop of Tori Kelly’s Purple Skies Tour. The half-Puerto Rican-Jamaican singer-songwriter sold out the show just hours before she was set to take the stage. Fans interviewed revealed that they had been waiting for her to come back to Houston since her Hiding Place tour in 2018. She didn’t make those fans wait any longer than they had to, as she ended up starting the show ahead of schedule.
María Becerra Ends Her U.S. Tour in Houston
Fans waited for hours outside White Oak Music Hall in the pouring rain for María Becerra’s final U.S. show on her World Tour 24 in Houston, Texas. Houston fans had been waiting for her to visit the city since the release of her first album Animal in 2021. The Argentinian pop star and eight time Latin Grammy nominee started the tour in March in her home country of Argentina where the tour will eventually come to a close. The tour included nine stops in the United States, including three stops in Texas alone, and is set to continue in Mexico.
Colde Makes His “PRINT” on Anaheim at the House of Blues
Nearing the end of his North American Tour, K-R&B artist Colde made his way down to the House of Blues Anaheim to give a performance that was nothing less than amazing!
Kim Heesoo, better known as Colde, first gained recognition as part of the indie duo offonoff. Colde's solo career took off with the release of his debut EP Wave in 2018, showcasing his soulful voice and unique approach to music. His introspective lyrics and mellow production quickly resonated with fans, helping him carve a distinct space in the Korean music scene.
Ginger Root Brings Retro Back to Houston
Fans in Halloween costumes filled White Oak Music Hall as they waited to see Ginger Root perform the first show in what he called the “Texas week” of his SHINBANGUMI tour. The indie-soul singer decided that Texas was so big that he needed to perform in five different Texas cities in order to please his fans. He wasn’t wrong as, despite there being three consecutive shows happening in the venue on Saturday, his show was still packed to the brim with cheering fans.
Loossemble Links Up with Fans, Closing Out Their North America Tour
Fans arrived early and full of excitement for the final stop of Loossemble’s Up Link Station tour in LA, filling the streets with lines stretching around the venue before doors even opened. Their dedicated fan base, known as C.Loo, gathered hours in advance, with vibrant lightsticks and voices as they danced along to Loossemble’s songs in anticipation. The crowd’s energy radiated through the venue, building a palpable sense of excitement that would only grow as the group took the stage to deliver a truly unforgettable night.
eaJ Ignites Hollywood Bowl: The Perfect Kickoff to Imagine Dragons’ ‘LOOM’ Tour
On October 23, under the star-studded sky of Los Angeles, eaJ (Jae Park) brought his electrifying stage presence to the Hollywood Bowl, setting the scene as the opening act for Imagine Dragons' LOOM tour. As fans packed into the iconic amphitheater, anticipation buzzed in the air, and eaJ’s arrival on stage was met with waves of cheers. His music and performance resonated deeply with the audience, who were immediately drawn into his dynamic world of sound and emotion. It was the perfect way to ignite an epic night of live music, paving the way for Imagine Dragons' headlining act with unmistakable energy.
Travis Japan Returns to Los Angeles for a Sold-Out Show on the ‘Road to A’ World Tour
Tokyo-based J-Pop group Travis Japan had a line of Traja-tan (fandom name) from the El Rey Theatre wrapped around the block down the side of the Korean Cultural Center. No wonder – the group sold out their October 14 stop of the Travis Japan World Tour 2024: Road to A in Los Angeles along with the other stops of their first-ever world tour. The group is made up of seven members including Chaka, Shime, Genta, Noel, Machu, Shizu, and Umi who lit up the stage in the familiar city.
Wasia Project Enchants Their Sold Out Audience for the First Night of Their 2-Day Stop in LA
The energy was palpable, with lines stretching down the streets of Hollywood long before doors opened. Creating an anticipatory atmosphere as people discussed their favorite songs, the crowd was ready for an unforgettable night with the Wasia Project for their Isotope Tour.
Denver Welcomes PIAO: A Charismatic Opening for Mariana’s Trench
On October 15, opening for the Canadian pop-rock band, Mariana’s Trench on their THE FORCE OF NATURE TOUR, PIAO took the stage at Denver’s Summit Music Hall. With her contagious energy, she captivated the audience from the moment she stepped on stage, leaving a lasting impression on Denver concertgoers. Her performance set the perfect tone for the night, getting the crowd fully charged and ready for the night of music ahead.
From Bangladeshi Rock to Angsty Pop to Shoegaze: A Night at Ghengis Cohen
At 7 PM, the neon lights of Los Angeles’ Ghengis Cohen sign illuminated, signaling a night full of music was about to begin. As you walk into the bustling Chinese restaurant, warm-toned orange lighting and lanterns dangle above the dimly lit tables. Just before that at the bar, artists and music lovers waited in anticipation for the show. To the right, a door led into a dark, intimate space where only the stage glowed in pink lights.