The group INFINITE will meet with global fans on its 15th anniversary tour.
The agency, Infinite Company, released a teaser image containing a list of countries for INFINITE's 15th anniversary tour on its official SNS at noon on the 9th and announced the opening of the performance.
According to the released image, INFINITE will hold a spectacular opening of its 15th anniversary tour at the Seoul Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium (KSPO DOME) for three days from December 6-8.
Afterwards, 13 performances will be held in eight cities, including Taipei on December 21 and 22, Macau on January 11 and 12 next year, Jakarta, Indonesia on January 18 next year, Singapore on February 7, Yokohama, Japan on February 15 and 16, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on March 22, and Hong Kong on March 1.
i honestly feel bad for those who have never listened to infinite’s last romeo a day in their lives it’s been ten years since it dropped and i could talk about it for ten more pic.twitter.com/cTdh2EdOQs
— aini爱你 ☆ (@solaceifnt) October 8, 2024
INFINITE, who made a comeback to the music industry as a whole after about five years after releasing their seventh mini album "13gin" last year, successfully completed their solo concert "COMEBACK AGAIN" Asia tour held in the same year, proving the dignity of the prestigious "K-pop Legend."
The INFINITE members, who have been active as a solo artist in various fields, including music this year, musical, drama, entertainment and radio, will mark its 15th anniversary next year. Through this tour, they will spend the end of the year with global fans as a whole and the new year, and it is expected to capture fans' hearts once again with a brilliant performance as well as a number of masterpieces that have made a mark in the history of the music industry.
The Seoul performance, which will open the spectacular opening of INFINITE's 15th anniversary tour, will be held at the Seoul Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium (KSPO DOME) for three days from December 6-8, and details related to ticket opening will be announced later.
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