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[Event] K-Pop Breakout Tour stops in Los Angeles with ICHILLIN', CRAXY, and TRENDZ, who help set a new standard for variety concerts

K-pop variety concerts can be hard to pull off. From an artist standpoint, organizers need to figure out which ones to invite, check their availability, and whether they’re popular enough to draw a crowd. On top of that, organizers have to also figure out how long each set is, providing enough time for each artist to feel like a substantial enough addition to the concert.

[Event] ATEEZ braves the rain & delays in New York to conquer their ‘Towards The Light’ world tour stage - Asian Junkie

It hasn’t been the best time in New York these past few days, with the weather being pretty terrible and bringing intermittent rain. I was in the city for a business trip, so I figured why not check out ATEEZ while they’re in town? The group stopped by Brooklyn during its Towards the Light: Will to Power world tour and I had a fun time despite the massive start delay and pouring rain.

IVE bust out the sub-units and adapt well to Texas on their ‘Show What I Have World Tour’

IVE bust out the sub-units and adapt well to Texas on their ‘Show What I Have World Tour’

IVE’s Wonyoung excitedly gushed about how much she loved Texas barbeque. The crowd erupted in applause as state pride flooded the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. This was IVE’s first time in Texas, so the group was able to experience one of the best cultural aspects the state had to offer.

ENHYPEN live in Dallas: the K-pop boyband bring the heat to a chilly night

In October, you’d expect autumn leaves on the ground but Texas is one of the few states that stays relatively hot during the traditional fall months. However, Dallas’s temperature was unusually cooler the day (October 14) that ENHYPEN took the stage – but the superstar K-pop boyband ignited a fire in the audience that made Texas feel like its usual scorching self again.

It was also a special day: Heeseung’s 22nd birthday, and the rest of ENHYPEN celebrated it along with the fanatic audience.

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