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TVXQ to Hold 'TVXQ! LIVE WORLD TOUR Catch Me in Seoul' Concert after 4 Years

TVXQ is busy practicing for their concert in Seoul.

On November 17-18, TVXQ will be holding their 'TVXQ! LIVE WORLD TOUR Catch Me in Seoul' Concert at the Olympic Stadium in Seoul. 

This concert sold out within 3 minutes, showing the power of TVXQ.

This concert will be the start of their world tour. They will then move on to Thailand and other parts of Asia. 

This concert in Seoul is their first concert in 4 years since their last one in 2009.

Their agency has commented that TVXQ has been busy practicing for this concert.

TVXQ has recently come back after 1 year and 8 months with their new title song, "Catch Me."

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The physical release comes in two versions: a regular edition in either Red ( U-Know cover) or Black ( Max cover), and a limited edition box edition.

A repackage titled Humanoids , including two new songs, was released on November 26, 2012.

Track list [ ]

• "Catch Me" - 4:38
• "Viva (인생은 빛났다)" - 3:15
• "Destiny" - 3:51
• "Like A Soap (비누처럼)" - 3:28
• "I Don't Know" - 3:23
• "Dream (꿈)" - 3:53
• "How Are You" - 4:02
• "Getaway" - 3:33
• "I Swear" - 3:44
• "Gorgeous" - 3:31
• "Good Night" - 3:44

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• "Catch Me" music video
• "Catch Me" dance practice
• 2 Big Ocean

TVXQ! The 4th World Tour "Catch Me"

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Dong Bang Shin Ki, a collective of many names -- it's known in Japan as Tohoshinki and is also called Tong Vfang Xien Qi (particularly in China) and abbreviated to TVXQ -- is a Korean boy band that managed to score big not just on their home turf, but in Japan as well, rivaling the success of BoA, with whom they sometimes collaborate. The group, whose name means "Rising Gods of the East," was established by SM Entertainment, a Korean pop industry powerhouse; their music is a typical pop/R&B fare with the occasional rock edge and a tendency for a cappella songs, and all members dabble in songwriting duties in addition to singing and dancing. TVXQ had their live debut in late 2003, when they played with BoA and Britney Spears, and in 2004, they released their first Korean single, "Hug," which scored number four on the charts, paving the way for the album Tri-Angle, which scored number one on the charts and shifted 242,000 units. In 2005, TVXQ made their first stab at the Japanese market, releasing the single "Stay with Me Tonight" on Rhythm Zone, a subsidiary of Avex. It only charted at number 37, but that did not discourage the band, who continued releasing singles in Japan, though they had more success back home for a while, topping the Korean charts again with their second album, Rising Sun (2005).

TVXQ confirmed their global ambitions in 2006, when they toured China, Thailand, and Malaysia, where they became first Korean band to play. They also continued to pound on the Oricon, releasing their first Japanese album Heart, Mind and Soul (2006) and touring the country. They still had bigger success in Korea, where their "O" from the Jung.Ban.Hap. album (2007), which became the record of the year, allowing them to scoop up multiple music awards, and they've also cracked the Japanese Top Five, recorded with Kumi Koda, and had another Far Eastern tour. The toil paid off in 2008, when their release Purple Line scored number one on the Japanese charts. More than half-a-dozen chart-toppers followed in the next two years, including four in a row in 2008-2009. TVXQ sold over 500,000 copies of their fourth album, Mirotic, in Korea despite -- or perhaps thanks to -- a censorship ban on the title track, which was deemed too sexual for young minds. The band continued their streak of hits with the DVD 4th Live Tour 2009: The Secret Code (2009), which sold 240,000 copies, beating Led Zeppelin's record for best DVD sales by a foreign artist in Japan, and shifting 256,000 copies in its debut week with their single "Break Out!" (2010), beating another sales record by Elton John. They also made the Guinness Book of World Records twice, as the band with the biggest fan club -- Cassiopeia, their Korean community, numbered 800,000 members -- and as the most photographed band in the world. However, in 2009, the group hit the skids: Hero, Micky, and Xiag sued SM Entertainment for profits, contesting their long-term contracts, and won (Max and U-Know sided with the company). This effectually forced TVXQ on hiatus, so the three rebels created a new unit called simply Junsu Jejung Yuchun (their Korean names) in 2010, and accepted a deal with Avex. TVXQ released several best-ofs in 2010, including Best Selection 2010, which broke another sales record by a foreign artist in Japan, this time beating Bon Jovi's These Days. ~ Alexey Eremenko

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Is TVXQ coming to your city? More locations announced for “TVXQ! LIVE WORLD TOUR ‘Catch Me'”

More countries have been added to TVXQ’s world tour schedule after Billboard Korea revealed that the United States, England, France, Australia, Russia, China and Japan are among the many countries that the duo will be heading to next.

International fans of TVXQ can now rejoice after Billboard Korea reported that TVXQ will head to the United States, England, France, Australia, Russia, China, Japan and “many other cities” after successfully wrapping up the Korean leg of the tour on November 17 and 18.

Countries that were originally confirmed for the “world tour” were South Korea, Hong Kong, China, Thailand and now several other countries have now been added to the tour schedule. However, no further details such as dates and cities were announced.

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TVXQ spoke to Billboard Korea about the Korean leg of the  TVXQ! LIVE WORLD TOUR ‘Catch Me’  tour. “It’s our first performance in Korea in four years and we’ve been thinking, ‘have they have been waiting?’ or ‘would I buy these tickets if I were in their positions?’ and worried a lot.” The duo also added that they were “surprised” that all 25,000 tickets were sold out within three minutes in Korea.

One half of TVXQ, Max Changmin thanked fans for waiting and added, “Due to the fans who have waited for such a long time, we are able to stand in this place now. Preparing albums and preparing for tours and performances isn’t as easy as talking about it.”

From the promotion of their latest album Catch Me , the duo revealed that they received more love and interest from the elementary school students demographics. Max Changmin said, “Our younger fans have increased and through Catch Me and we have been able to gain more younger fans. We are very satisfied and happy that we’ve been able to connect with the younger fans. I am looking forward to continuously having more younger fans.”

From January to April, TVXQ toured in 11 cities in Japan, performing over 26 stages. The duo promised with the new world tour that they will localise each performances, which will allow them to connect with their international fans.

Max Changmin explained, “We have a different stage to perform at each country but it is our first priority to unquench the thirst of our fans who have waited to see us. Using the unique culture/point of each country, we will show a different stage.”

U-Know Yunho added an example from their Japan tour, “For Japan’s Tokyo Dome’s performance, we are planning to show a 3D mapping technique with the songs Sky and Summer Dream . I think if you watch our stage, you will think ‘they prepared a lot’.”

For the world tour, they plan to visit new countries that they’ve never visited before. The pair apologised for not visiting countries such as the Philipipines but promised to stop by the Philippines this time.

U-Know Yunho said, “We’ve never been able to go to the Philippines yet but the fans continue to love us. We are very sorry that we’ve never visited them before. But through this opportunity we plan to go to countries we weren’t able to go to in South Asia, Europe and many others. We want to perform in new continents as well.”

TVXQ  has just wrapped up their Korean leg of the tour and will soon head to the United States, England, France, Australia, Russia, China, Japan and many other cities. Songs included on the tour are Humanoids, Here I Stand, Why, Mirotic  with their Japanese hit singles being added. A total of 27 songs will be performed.

TVXQ, who has been labelled frequently as the leaders of the Hallyu Wave talked about the growth of K-Pop. “K-pop is able to shine at this moment. We think a lot of people love K-pop right now. We hope that this love and support will live on and continue.” They said.

Label mates, Girls’ Generation was reported earlier today to be releasing a debut English album next year after the world-wide success of PSY’s Gangnam Style. Read more about it here.

Source & Image: Billboard Korea Translation: [email protected]

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After recently revealing they will be handling Team H ( Jang Keun Suk & DJ Big Brother )’s concerts in California, Powerhouse announced another big K-Pop act to grace the States!

On May 30th, Powerhouse announced on their official Facebook page that Hallyu Wave frontrunner TVXQ will be performing in Los Angeles , CA . The city is the latest addition to the group’s first world tour TVXQ! Live World Tour “Catch Me”! .

The concert will be held on July 5th at the infamous Nokia Theatre L.A. Live . Ticket to the event will officially go on sale on June 6th at 4pm (PST) . Tickets can be bought through AXS and Powerhouse .

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TVXQ , currently consisting of Yunho and Changmin , began their world tour in Seoul , Korea last November.  Since then, they have also made stops in Chek Lap Kok , Hong Kong ; Beijing , China ; and Shah Alam , Malaysia .

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TVXQ! add more dates to their ongoing 2024 ’20&2′ Asia tour

Featuring new shows in Indonesia and Macau

K-pop duo TVXQ! have announced new dates for their ongoing ’20&2′ Asia tour, which will now run into April 2024.

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TVXQ! revealed the first batch of dates for their ’20&2′ Asia tour in December 2023. It kicked off at the end of last year, with two shows at the INspire Arena in Seoul, South Korea.

In January 2024, the K-pop duo brought their tour to Hong Kong with a show on the 13th. Thereafter, the veteran idols headed Bangkok, Thailand on February 3, with a second February show set to take place in Taipei, Taiwan on the 24th.

Today (February 5), TVXQ! have added two more shows to their ongoing tour. These will take place in March and April in the cities of Macau, China and Jakarta, Indonesia, respectively.

The duo have yet to announce ticketing details for the newly added dates of their ongoing 2024 ’20&2′ Asia tour. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.

The dates for TVXQ’s 2024 ’20&2′ Asia tour are:

DECEMBER 2023 30 – Seoul, South Korean, Inspire Arena (FINISHED) 31 – Seoul, South Korean, Inspire Arena (FINISHED)

JANUARY 2024 13 – Hong Kong, China, AsiaWorld-Expo Hall 10 (FINISHED)

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APRIL 2024 20 – Jakarta, Indonesia, ICE BSD City Hall 5 (NEW)

2024 TVXQ! ASIA TOUR [20&2] 🔥Additional Show Announcement🔥 📍2024.03.30 (SAT) MACAU 📍2024.04.20 (SAT) JAKARTA 🔔Please stay tuned for more ticket information #동방신기 #TVXQ ! #東方神起 #유노윤호 #UKNOW #최강창민 #MAXCHANGMIN #2024_TVXQ_TOUR #HONGKONG #BANGKOK #TAIPEI #MACAU … pic.twitter.com/j9Md3RQKV1 — TVXQ! (@TVXQ) February 5, 2024

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Meanwhile, The Rose have released the dates for the Asia legs of their 2023 to 2024 ‘Dawn To Dusk’ World Tour. The South Korean band will play three shows Jakarta, Manila and Seoul in early-2024 , in addition to their upcoming appearance at Lollapalooza India.

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