Super Junior, the renowned K-pop boy band, is gearing up for an exciting 12-day tour, commencing with back-to-back performances on June 22 and 23 at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea. This energetic group is ready to thrill their fans and showcase their dynamic stage presence.
Following their electrifying shows in South Korea, Super Junior will continue their journey to captivate audiences in Bangkok, Singapore, and Ho Chi Minh City in July. Their music and performances will surely leave a lasting impression on their devoted fans across Southeast Asia.
The talented group will then take their tour to other parts of Asia, including Taipei and Hong Kong in August, followed by Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta in September. Super Junior’s diverse and captivating performances will undoubtedly create unforgettable memories for their fans in these cities.
This upcoming concert in Vietnam marks the third time Super Junior has included the country as a tour stop. Their previous visits in 2011 and March 2023 left a lasting impression on their Vietnamese fans, and this time promises to be no different.
Super Junior, a group of 13 male singers formed by South Korea’s prominent entertainment company, SM Entertainment, made their debut in 2005. They quickly rose to fame in South Korea and across Asia with their captivating songs “Miracle” and “Happiness.”
In 2009, Super Junior solidified their success with the release of their third album, “Sorry, Sorry.” This album sold an impressive 29,000 copies on its first day and went on to become South Korea’s best-selling album of the year within just a month of its release. It also topped the charts in Taiwan, Thailand, China, and the Philippines, showcasing the group’s widespread appeal.
With a impressive catalog that includes seven Korean albums and one Japanese album, Super Junior has held numerous tours across Asia and the world. Their popular hits, including “Sorry Sorry,” “Bonamana,” “Mr. Simple,” and “Black Suit,” have solidified their place as one of the most beloved K-pop groups.
As of October 2018, the band proudly stands with eight active members, each bringing their own unique talent and charm to the group.
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