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The Twice 4th World Tour was announced on November 15, 2021 (KST). The 2nd day of the concert at Seoul will be live-streamed on Beyond Live. JYPE released the location and dates for the world tour concerts mainly based in South Korea and North America. Due to the popular demand as concert tickets being sold out, JYPE added 2 additional concerts in Los Angeles and New York on February 15 and February 27. On December 16, JYPE announced that the first offline concert at Seoul, which was planned on December 24, was cancelled due to limited operating hours of KSPO Dome from the updated social distancing guidelines. On December 20, JYPE announced that Jeongyeon will not participate at Seoul concerts due to health issues. On December 26, after their final concert in Seoul, JYPE announced 2 concerts at Tokyo Dome in Japan on April 23 and April 24. Jeongyeon re-joined the team on February 15 on their US tour, first stop performing in LA.

The tour has sold over 100k tickets in the United States, making them the first female K-Pop act, and 2nd Korean Act in history to do so, joining BTS. [1]

On March 7, 2022, one additional concert was added to the Japan tour on April 25, adding up to a total of 3 consecutive concerts at the Tokyo Dome. [2]

On March 30, 2022, JYPE announced the TWICE 4TH WORLD TOUR ‘Ⅲ’ ENCORE taking place in Banc of California Stadium at Los Angeles on May 14. A second Encore concert was later announced for May 15. The stadium has a capacity of 23,500 for concerts. This makes the first female K-pop act and second-ever K-pop artist to hold a stadium show stateside. [3] [4]

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Global K-Pop superstars, TWICE , have announced their highly anticipated 4th World Tour Ⅲ, which will kick off with three shows in Seoul on December 24 followed by five shows in the United States in early 2022.

The group’s return to the United States has been highly anticipated; this tour will be the group’s first time back in the States since their hit TWICELIGHTS world tour in 2019, which included sold-out shows at Los Angeles’ The Forum in Los Angeles and Newark’s Prudential Center.

The tour follows what has been a momentous year for the group. On Friday (November 12), they released their third full-length album, Formula of Love: O+T=<3 and performed the album’s lead track, “SCIENTIST,” on MTV Fresh Out Live .

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In October they released their first full English-language single, “The Feels,” which marked the K-Pop powerhouses’ first career entry on The Billboard Hot 100 (No.83) and earned the group multiple top 10 placements across various charts. They also performed the single on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and GMA3 .

Earlier this year, they performed on TIME 100 Talks, The Kelly Clarkson Show , and The Ellen DeGeneres Show , and in June, they released their 10th mini album, Taste of Love . The album debuted at No.6 on the Billboard 200 chart and the music video for the album’s lead track, “Alcohol-Free,” was nominated for an MTV Video Music Award for “Best K-Pop.” Last November, the group also performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s #PLAYATHOME digital YouTube series.

Ticket information and on-sale times will be available at a later date. Additional tour dates and cities are forthcoming.

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4th World Tour Ⅲ Dates: Friday, December 24th – Korea / Seoul / Olympic Park KSPO Dome Saturday, December 25th – Korea / Seoul / Olympic Park KSPO Dome Sunday, December 26th – Korea / Seoul / Olympic Park KSPO Dome Wednesday, February 16th – United States / Los Angeles / The Forum Friday, February 18th – United States / Oakland / Oakland Arena Tuesday, February 22nd – United States / Dallas / Dickies Arena Thursday, February 24th – United States / Atlanta / State Farm Arena Saturday, February 26th – United States / New York / UBS Arena

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TWICE Announces First Stops For 4th World Tour "Ⅲ"

TWICE is launching a new world tour!

Previously in October, the girl group first hinted at their upcoming tour through the music video for “The Feels.”

On November 15, TWICE officially announced their fourth world tour “III” along with the first set of stops.

The tour will kick off in Seoul on December 24 through 26 at KSPO Dome and then continue in the United States in Los Angeles, Oakland, Dallas, Atlanta, and New York.

Stay tuned for more stops!

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This past weekend, Twice closed out their 4th World Tour III with two explosive sold-out performances at the Los Angeles Banc of California Stadium. It was a milestone feat for the nine-member girl group , with the two nights marking their first-ever stadium shows on this side of the world. When the show kicked off at 7:30 p.m. on the dot on Sunday, the rare super flower blood moon also took over the sky, visible from the open-air venue and adding another layer of mystique to the night’s performance. “I feel like I’m in a drama,” member Chaeyoung remarked to Once, their fans, while onstage. Dramatically decked out in all white, the members expertly danced, sang, and joked their way through the 32-song setlist, no doubt relishing their time on one of the largest stages they’ve played so far in the U.S.

But before that, the girls had their work cut out for them as they familiarized themselves with the massive venue and stage with an intimate soundcheck performance, during which they performed a few songs for eager fans in casual sweats and their own merch. Below, go behind-the-scenes with the group as they prepared for the show with exclusive backstage photos from soundcheck and glam to the moments right before they went on stage.

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TWICE have announced North American dates for their upcoming 2022 world tour.

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Earlier today (November 15), TWICE unveiled a poster containing details of their upcoming tour, which currently includes five North American shows. According to the poster, the girl group’s tour include even more dates and shows, the details of which are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

TWICE 4TH WORLD TOUR ‘Ⅲ’ #TWICE #트와이스 #TWICE_4TH_WORLD_TOUR pic.twitter.com/YcTtrtESXw — TWICE (@JYPETWICE) November 15, 2021

The girl group had first teased the tour at the end of the music video for their recently released English single, ‘The Feels’ . The video ended on a shot of a poster that teased TWICE’s forthcoming activities, including the upcoming tour and their third studio album ‘Formula Of Love: O+T=<3’ , which released last week.

Titled ‘III’, the girl group’s fourth world tour will kick off in Seoul next month. Its North American leg begins in February 2022, with dates set across several US states. See the full list of dates below:

December 2021 24, 25, 26 – Seoul, Olympic Park KSPO Dome

February 2022 16 – Los Angeles, The Forum 18 – Oakland, Oakland Arena 22 – Dallas, Dickies Arena 24 – Atlanta, State Farm Arena 26 – New York, UBS Arena

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On November 12, TWICE released their much-anticipated third studio album, ‘Formula Of Love: O+T=<3’. The 14-track record had dropped alongside a unique music video for its lead single ‘Scientist’, which follows the girl group hard at work in the “TWICE Love Lab”.

“The song says that love is not something you can calculate, study and try to find an answer to but is something you should follow with your heart,” Nayeon said in a press release, per  Yonhap News Agency . “I hope you get a bit of strength and energy while listening to our music.”

The album also features “unit” tracks from TWICE, each sung by three members of the group. Jihyo, Sana and Dahyun take on the upbeat and cheeky ‘Push & Pull’, while Nayeon, Momo and Chaeyoung’s vocals take centre stage on the laid-back ‘Hello’. Additionally, Jeongyeon, Mina and Tzuyu team up on the Latin pop-inspired dance track ‘1, 3, 2.’

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TWICE Just Announced A World Tour And ONCE Are Freaking Out

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ONCE, TWICE is coming to a city near you! On Monday, Nov. 15, the group announced their fourth world tour, titled III , will be kicking off really soon. They unveiled eight concert dates so far but promised there are more to come. If you’re planning on buying tickets, check out all the details surrounding TWICE’s 2022 world tour below.

TWICE’s III will mark the group’s first tour since their 2019 Twicelights world tour, which saw the girls perform all across Asia and North America in cities like Seoul, Bangkok, Mexico City, Newark, and more. Because of lockdown, TWICE had to cancel their last four performances in Seoul and Tokyo, which were supposed to happen in March and April 2020. To give fans a proper Twicelights finale, the group held their first virtual concert, titled Twice: World in a Day , that August.

On Oct. 1, TWICE teased they had another tour in the works. At the end of their “The Feels” music video , they shared a poster that read, “2021 NOV — 3RD FULL ALBUM AND 4TH TOUR IS COMING.”

After TWICE dropped their third full-length album, Formula of Love: O+T=<3 , along with their latest single “ Scientist ,” on Nov. 12, ONCE had a feeling they would be officially announcing their tour soon. Finally, on Nov. 15, it happened. “TWICE 4TH WORLD TOUR Ⅲ ,” the group tweeted, alongside a tour poster featuring Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu in gorgeous dresses and blazers.

Here’s how fans reacted to hearing TWICE is going on tour again:

When is TWICE’s 2022 III World Tour?

TWICE’s first three concert dates will be on Dec. 24, 25, and 26 in Seoul at the Olympic Park KSPO Dome. The girls will then take a short break before heading to the United States in 2022. They’ll first perform in Los Angeles at The Forum on Feb. 16. Then, they’ll hit the stage at the Oakland Arena on Feb. 18 before performing in Dallas at the Dickies Arena on Feb. 22. On Feb. 24, they’ll be in Atlanta for a concert at the State Farm Arena. Finally, they’ll perform in New York on Feb. 26 at the UBS Arena. Check out the dates below.

If your city isn’t listed, don’t worry. At the bottom of the poster, it says more dates will be coming soon.

How do I buy tickets for TWICE’s 2022 III World Tour?

TWICE has yet to announce when tickets will go on sale, so fans should pay close attention to their social media pages for more updates.

Before TWICE goes on tour, listen to their album Formula of Love: O+T=<3 below.

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TWICE. The K-pop girl group is launching their fourth world tour.

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K-pop girl group TWICE announced on Monday, November 15, that they’re returning to performing live as they launch their fourth world tour. 

Titled “III,” TWICE’s world tour will feature stops in South Korea and the United States. More stops and concert dates will also be announced soon. 

TWICE 4TH WORLD TOUR ‘Ⅲ’ #TWICE #트와이스 #TWICE_4TH_WORLD_TOUR pic.twitter.com/YcTtrtESXw — TWICE (@JYPETWICE) November 15, 2021

Below are the confirmed shows as seen in the poster:

• December 24-26, 2021: Olympic Park KSPO Dome, Seoul 
• February 16, 2022: The Forum, Los Angeles, USA
• February 18, 2022: Oakland Arena, Oakland, USA 
• February 22, 2022: Dickies Arena, Dallas, USA 
• February 24, 2022: State Farm Arena, Atlanta, USA 
• February 26, 2022: UBS Arena, New York, USA

TWICE’s last world tour was the 2019 “Twicelights,” which ran from May 2019 to February 2020. Some of its concert stops were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The 9-piece girl group first hinted at their fourth world tour through the release of “The Feels.” At the end of the music video, a poster containing a surprise announcement about the group’s anniversary celebration, album, and world tour was shown. 

Other details, such as the start of purchasing tickets, have yet to be announced. The world tour announcement comes three days after the group released their third full album Formula of Love: O+T=<3, with the title track “Scientist.” 

Composed of Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu, TWICE is best known for their hits “What is Love,” “Fancy,” “I CAN’T STOP ME,” and “Alcohol-Free.” – Rappler.com

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TWICE Announce Initial North American Dates On 2022 World Tour

K-pop group TWICE announced the first five North American dates of their 2022 world tour over the weekend.

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K-pop group TWICE announced the first five North American dates of their 2022 world tour over the weekend. The shows were unveiled in a poster with the details of the upcoming outing, which reveals that the swing will include stops in Los Angeles at the Forum on Feb. 16, the arena in Oakland on Feb. 18, as well as shows in Dallas (Dickies Arena, Feb. 22), Atlanta (State Farm Arena, Feb. 24) and New York (UBS Arena, Feb. 26).

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The poster for the group’s fourth tour promises that more dates will be announced in the future. The tour was teased at the end of the recent prom-themed video for the English-language single “The Feels,” which featured an image of the poster with some key dates. Among the spotlight upcoming events are their sixth anniversary week — which took place last month — as well as a tease for their third album, due this month, and the upcoming tour.

Fans Choose TWICE's 'Formula of Love: O + T = <3' as This Week's Favorite New Music

The tour will kick off with three shows in Seoul, South Korea on Dec. 24, 25 and 26 at the Olympic Park KSPO Dome.

The group’s latest album,  Formula of Love: O + T = <3 , topped last week’s new music poll. Fans voted in a poll published Friday (Nov. 12) on  Billboard , choosing the K-pop girl group’s third album as their favorite new music release of the past week.  Formula of Love: O + T = <3  brought in nearly 59% of the vote, beating out new music by  Taylor Swift  ( Red (Taylor’s Version) ), Silk Sonic ( An Evening With Silk Sonic ),  Beyonce , (“Be Alive”),  Rosalía  featuring  The Weeknd  (“La Fama”), and others.

The new full-length features TWICE’s No. 10-charting Global Excl. U.S. single “The Feels,” the act’s first effort entirely in English. The set also features new track “Scientist,” which sees the nine-piece telling their lovers that there’s no need for special equations or chemicals when it comes to true romance.

Check out the tweet announcing the dates below.

TWICE 4TH WORLD TOUR ‘Ⅲ’ #TWICE #트와이스 #TWICE_4TH_WORLD_TOUR pic.twitter.com/YcTtrtESXw — TWICE (@JYPETWICE) November 15, 2021

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All-Japan All-Around Championships 2024: Cramped arms and all, Hashimoto Daiki takes fourth straight title

Hashimoto Daiki breezed to a fourth consecutive All-Japan Gymnastics All-Around Championship on Sunday (14 April) - with both arms cramping up on the last two events.

Talk about a tolerance for pain.

“I thought I’d top 89 with ease - even a 90 maybe if I was perfect on the horizontal bar,” Hashimoto said, after romping to the men’s title with a 176.164 over the two days - four points ahead of Oka Shinnosuke (172.264) and five ahead of Kaya Kazuma (171.596). “But I was kind of worried about cramping up. So it is what it is. Lesson learned.

“Through the first four events I felt great but I hadn’t really worked on the stamina to get through the two days which I was a little bit concerned about.

“I think that’s the takeaway for the NHK Trophy. But I was happy with how I felt.”

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A year ago, the Olympic and world all-around champion accomplished the first three-peat here since Uchimura Kohei despite nursing a fractured lower back, feeling his way through each apparatus.

This week at the Takasaki Arena in Gunma Prefecture, however, a fully fit Hashimoto has been a class apart from his peers, in total control of mind and body - until he hit the parallel bars on Sunday.

As he landed off the apparatus, Hashimoto immediately clutched his arms in pain, running to his coach for aid.

Hashimoto was rubbed down and went back out for the horizontal bar, his Olympic gold medal-winning event, but the cramps returned as soon as he started his routine. Somehow, the 22-year-old held on and made it to the finish although he almost stumbled off the safety mats on the landing, which resulted in a very pedestrian 13.800 by his standards.

While the crowd sighed in relief after it was revealed that Hashimoto simply cramped up and was not hurt, it was a shame he couldn’t sustain his level of performance through all six events. Before the parallel bars, he had produced a 15.000 on the floor, 15.133 on the pommel horse and 15.100 on the vault.

Hashimoto felt good enough that he thought he could surpass Zhang Boheng ’s 89.299 from the Asian Games last year - which he hopes to take another crack at the 16-19 May NHK Trophy. Hashimoto - the only Japanese gymnast to have secured a quota for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games - will find out who his team-mates in Paris will be at the NHK Trophy, also to be held in Takasaki.

“Zhang scored an 89.2, I think, so if I can score 89 overseas I definitely think I can win (Paris),” Hashimoto said. “It’s hard to tell from domestic competitions alone but I want a performance that will translate well overseas.

“I managed to get through the two days without an injury. The NHK Trophy will be the last competition before Paris. I want to compete there with confidence so I hope I figure out whatever I need to figure out physically.”

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2024 Texas Children's Houston Open odds, picks and PGA Tour predictions

W ith the Florida Swing wrapped up, the PGA Tour heads to Texas for the 2024 Texas Children's Houston Open . This is the 4th year Memorial Park will host the event, which is headlined by world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler .

Below, we look at the 2024 Texas Children's Houston Open odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions .

Having won his last 2 starts, Scheffler will look to make it 3 wins in a row this week in Houston. He's the odds-on favorite to win at +275, by far the shortest odds of any player in the field. Wyndham Clark has the 2nd-best odds at +1200, followed by Will Zalatoris (+1800), Sabith Theegala (+2200) and 2023 champion Tony Finau (+2200).

Memorial Park is a par 70 and plays at 7,435 yards, so it's one of the longer courses on tour. It underwent a major renovation in 2019, which is when the PGA Tour returned to this site, with everything from hole distances changing to bunkers and trees being removed. Scheffler and Finau share the course record of 8-under 62, which Scheffler shot in 2021 and Finau carded in 2022.

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Texas Children's Houston Open – Expert picks

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Will Zalatoris (+1800)

Zalatoris' missed cut at the Players Championship was surprising, but it shouldn't be enough to deter bettors from taking him again this week in Houston. He typically plays well when the conditions are tough, as evidenced by his major finishes, and while he's never played this event before, it's a good bounce-back opportunity for him at a course that emphasizes ball striking over putting.

Sahith Theegala (+2200)

Theegala finished 61st and 22nd in his 2 starts at this event, but it's reasonable to think he'll improve upon both of those finishes this year. He's in the midst of his best season yet, already posting 4 top-10s and a runner-up in 8 starts with only 1 missed cut. Theegala is just the type of player who can unseat Scheffler at the top.

Keith Mitchell (+4000)

Mitchell had the Valspar Championship in his hands before collapsing in the final round with a 77 on Sunday. That dropped him from 1st to 17th on the last day of the tournament after holding a 2-shot 54-hole lead. That ending to his week will leave a bitter taste in his mouth, but it was more of a fluky performance with the driver than anything. He finished 41st here in 2021 and 9th in 2022.

Texas Children's Houston Open picks – Contenders

Joel dahmen (+6600).

After missing the cut in 3 of his 1st 5 starts of the season, Dahmen has gotten back on track by making it in each of his last 3 starts – including an 11th-place finish at the Players Championship. He followed it up with a T-49 at the Valspar last week and now ranks 27th in strokes gained: off the tee and 8th in approach.

Aaron Rai (+5000)

Rai missed the cut at the Valspar Championship by a few shots but he had notched 3 straight top-35 finishes before that. His putter hasn't cooperated, ranking 136th in strokes gained on the greens but he's 23rd tee-to-green. This is a course he's had success at before, finishing 7th and 19th in his last 2 starts here.

Texas Children's Houston Open picks – Long shots

Alex smalley (+12500).

Smalley has missed the cut in 7 of his 9 starts this season and one of his made cuts resulted in a 75th-place finish. So why bet him now? Because he finished 4th in this tournament in 2022 and 15th the year prior, so he clearly knows this course well.

Tyson Alexander (+25000)

Peter Malnati showed on Sunday that no matter a player's odds, anyone can win at any time. Alexander is a mega-long shot at +30000, but he was the runner-up here in 2022 and already has 1 top-20 finish this season.

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