Red Velvet kicks off North American tour

Red Velvet kicks off North American tour
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"Red Velvet" kicked off their first North American tour "Red Velvet 2nd Concert [REDMARE]".


"Red Velvet"'s first North American tour was held in Los Angeles on the 7th and 8th (local time) at the PASADENA CIVIC AUDITORIUM. As it was Red Velvet's first solo concert in LA, all seats were sold out, making them realize their high popularity.


At this performance, "Red Velvet" will perform "Happiness", "Russian Roulette", "Rookie", "Peek-A-Boo", "Power Up" and other hit songs such as "Zoo", "Hit That Drum", " Moonlight Melody” and other songs recorded in the album took about two and a half hours, and a total of 20 songs were delivered. Addictive music, unique performances, and fantastic stage performances harmonized with a high degree of perfection, and received a big cheer from the audience.


In addition, the English version of "Bad Boy" and "RBB (Really Bad Boy)", which are loved by global fans, led the local fans to an enthusiastic chorus. "Red Velvet" said, "It's like a dream to hold a concert in the United States and I'm really happy. Thank you for welcoming me." I was able to feel just how great their passion is.


In addition, the audience enthusiastically enjoyed the performance, dancing with the members as well as cheering loudly throughout the concert. A placard event with phrases such as ``I'll always be with Red Velvet'', ``Stick with Red Velvet'', and ``I want to fill the short 1 minute and 1 second with only Red Velvet'' was also held, impressing the members. rice field.


"Red Velvet", which ended the LA performance with great success, will continue to hold the Dallas performance on the 10th.

★February 10, 2019 at 15:19 (C) WoW!Korea

The city of Los Angeles belongs to the state of California, USA. It is the largest city on the west coast of the United States where people of various races live, including people from Europe, Native Americans, Koreans, Asians, and immigrants from other countries.


Twenty years ago, South Korea, the birthplace of K-POP, was hit hard by the Asian currency and economic crisis that originated in Thailand, and was placed under the control of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
To overcome the recession, the economic recovery policy was the promotion of the content industry and the development of IT infrastructure.
At this time, the overseas dissemination (sales) of content (Korean Wave → K-POP, movies, dramas, etc.) was launched. However, the Internet environment was fragile at that time. Content on the Internet was abused, and pirated copies were rampant, making it impossible to create a stable profit structure. The Korean wave business has been pushed to the point of collapse.
"However, I don't know what will bring me happiness." Putting copyrights and other rights on the back burner and prioritizing popularization brought good fortune. Riding on the rapidly expanding internet environment, Korean wave content has been flooded to every corner of the world as a current.
As a result, the Korean wave (K-POP, etc.) has reached its current prosperity.
It's safe to say that K-POP has become a music that has spread to every corner of the world, thanks to that starting dash.


　It has been 20 years since K-POP gave its first cry to the world. The Internet has reached a super-fast environment. New song MVs (free content) sent out by K-POP boys and girls from South Korea will give young people in Europe, America and South America who live on the other side of the world the opportunity to immediately obtain and enjoy them, not only in Japan and Asia. ing.


　Red Velvet, who ranked 3rd after BLACKPINK and TWICE in January of this year's girl group brand reputation, is busy with tour activities like a popular girl representing Korea.
Red Velvet flew to the United States after finishing their Japan (Yokohama) arena tour on January 29th and 30th. They started their North American tour on the 7th and 8th (local time) in Los Angeles, the holy land of K-POP.
It's been seven years since then, but in 2012, 2NE1 (already disbanded) started their US tour here. I think the other girl who performed in this area was Apink... I don't remember if Girls' Generation ever did it alone.
After Red Velvet, BLACKPINK will also perform on this ground. It has been less than 20 years since K-POP began to spread overseas. It seems that girl group performances in the US are likely to be in a rush.
A colorful stage set with the image of an amusement park, with different concepts from fantasy to mystery, parade, and horror. How will the world view of "Red Velvet", which entertains fans with different concepts for each song released, be received in the United States?




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