Showing posts with label japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japan. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Kim Hyun Joong 김현중 to hold his 1st Japanese tour of the new year, ‘JAPAN TOUR 2013 “UNLIMITED”‘


It has been revealed that Kim Hyun Joong will be holding his first Japanese tour of the new year, titled the ‘JAPAN TOUR 2013 “UNLIMITED”‘ tour.

A representative stated, “The preparations for the concert gathering Kim Hyun Joong, who thinks of his fans as first priority, and his fans together is unlike anything else.”

Kim Hyun Joong is set to perform his hit songs including tracks off his 2nd digital Japanese album, ‘HEAT‘, alongside a live band. The keywords for this tour will be “communication” and “consensus” in an effort to get closer to his Japanese fans.

Kim Hyun Joong will begin his tour at Kobe World Memorial Hall on the 6th and will tour various cities across Japan including Saitama, Nagoya, and Fukuoka.



Saturday, May 19, 2012

Kim Hyun Joong to invite 32,000 fans to a free concert in Japan


Hallyu star Kim Hyun Joong will be holding a free concert in Japan this July!

Kim Hyun Joong’s agency Key East reported on May 18th, “We are planning to hold a showcase to commemorate Kim Hyung Joong’s second Japanese single ‘HEAT‘ at the Saitama Super Arena, and hold a free concert at the same time.”

“The event will take place in two sessions on July 15th,” they continued.

This Japanese concert is a large-scale event, where 32,000 of his fans who purchased his packaged album of both the Korean and Japanese versions were selected to attend at no additional charge.

Not only will the singer be performing 14 songs live including his new single “Heat“, he will also be inviting Japanese musician B’z to stand on stage with him. There are a variety of special events also prepared that will be entertaining for the fans.

In related news, Kim Hyun Joong has been touring countries in Asia to hold fan meets since last May. He recently completed fan meets in Hong Kong and Singapore, and will be in Taiwan on the 18th and 19th.