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The 2018 Dream Concert, an annual K-pop concert held since 1995, will be take place in Seoul in May.
The K-pop event now in its 24th year will be staged at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Seoul on May 12, according to the organizer, the Korea Entertainment Producer‘s Association. Last year’s event was held on Nov. 4 in PyeongChang, Gangwon Province, where the 2018 Winter Olympics took place. It featured major K-pop acts including EXO-CBX, Wanna One, VIXX, NU’EST W, Sunmi, Red Velvet and others.
An announcement of the lineup of artists is soon to follow, organizers said.
For more information, visit Dream Concert’s official website: www.dreamconcert.kr. Tickets can be purchased via www.kstar.tv.
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