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South Korean boy band Beast will hold a solo concert in Hong Kong next month, the group's management agency said Tuesday.
The concert, "Beautiful Show in Hong Kong" will take place at Hong Kong Asia World-Expo Arena on May 30, Cube Entertainment said.
During the event, which will be the group's first-ever solo concert in Hong Kong, the group will perform all of its hit songs.
"We'll make them one of Asia's top K-pop artists by gradually broadening their activities in China," a Cube official said.
Debuting in 2009, the six-member band has become one of the hottest K-pop groups acclaimed by both music critics and fans. It has released two Korean full-length albums, seven Korean mini-albums, one Japanese full-length album and various singles. (Yonhap)
The concert, "Beautiful Show in Hong Kong" will take place at Hong Kong Asia World-Expo Arena on May 30, Cube Entertainment said.
During the event, which will be the group's first-ever solo concert in Hong Kong, the group will perform all of its hit songs.
"We'll make them one of Asia's top K-pop artists by gradually broadening their activities in China," a Cube official said.
Debuting in 2009, the six-member band has become one of the hottest K-pop groups acclaimed by both music critics and fans. It has released two Korean full-length albums, seven Korean mini-albums, one Japanese full-length album and various singles. (Yonhap)
