South Korean boy band SEVENTEEN has released the list of dates and venues for the impending Japan leg of their 2022 world tour, ‘Be The Sun’.
The K-pop boyband released new information about their impending tour through Japan through another poster, itemizing a list of dates and venues. Touted as a “dome tour” of the East Asian country, SEVENTEEN will make stops in three cities – Osaka, Tokyo, and Aichi, Nagoya – for a sum of six dates in November and December.
Ticketing details for the shows presently can’t seem to be uncovered but are supposed to be made accessible by means of SEVENTEEN’s official Japan-based website before long.
SEVENTEEN’s impending Japan leg of the ‘Be The Sun’ tour will be their very first arch tour through the country, notwithstanding having staged several concerts all through the nation as of late.
The announcement likewise comes soon after the boyband announced the subtleties for the Asian leg of the tour recently, which remembers stops in the capital cities of Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand, as well as in Singapore this September.
The tour was first announced simply last month with details of the tour’s opening show in Seoul, South Korea, as well as the group’s successive tour through North America from August to September. SEVENTEEN are set to kickstart the tour this end of the week with a two-night residency at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul on June 25 and 26.
June 2022
25 – Seoul, Gocheok Sky Dome
26 – Seoul, Gocheok Sky Dome
August 2022
10 – Vancouver, Rogers Arena
12 – Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena
14 – Oakland, Oakland Arena
17 – Los Angeles, The Kia Forum
20 – Houston, Toyota Center
23 – Fort Worth, Dickies Arena
25 – Chicago, United Center
28 – Washington D.C., Capital One Arena
30 – Atlanta, State Farm Arena
September 2022
1 – Belmont Park, UBS Arena
3 – Toronto, Scotiabank Arena
6 – Newark, Prudential Center
24 – Jakarta, Indonesia Convention Exhibition BSD Hall 5-6
25 – Jakarta, Indonesia Convention Exhibition BSD Hall 5-6
October 2022
1 – Bangkok, Impact Challenger Hall 1
2 – Bangkok, Impact Challenger Hall 1
8 – Manila, SM Mall Of Asia Arena
9 – Manila, SM Mall Of Asia Arena
13 – Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium
November 2022
19, 20 – Osaka, Kyocera Dome Osaka
26, 27 – Tokyo, Tokyo Dome
December 2022
3, 4 – Aichi, Nagoya, Vantelin Dome Nagoya
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