Super Junior has many die-hard fans in Taiwan. (Provided by Farglory Creative Arts)
Super Junior will hold “SUPER JUNIOR FAN PARTY IN KAOHSIUNG” at the Kaohsiung Arena on January 27th and 28th next year. Tickets will go on sale at Tuoyuan Ticketing this afternoon (26th). The 20,000 tickets for the two shows were sold out in one minute. It shows that the charm of Super Junior’s longevity boy group has not diminished at all.
Super Junior member Yesung started singing in Beiliu yesterday. (Courtesy of Super Dome)
Super Junior member Yesung performed at the Taipei Pop Music Center yesterday. Seeing 4,000 fans filling the venue, Yesung said gratefully: “Thank you for not refunding the tickets. It’s really great to have ELF (SJ’s official fan name).” It turns out. It’s because he held two solo concerts in South Korea in October, and the next week was Super Junior’s 18th anniversary fan meeting, which affected his box office. This time, after many years of holding a concert in Taiwan, the entire group will go to Kaohsiung to hold a fan meeting on January 27 next year. Yesterday, Yisheng sighed and said with a smile, “I really thought the company was joking with me.” He sincerely thanked his fans for their support since his debut, “It is because of everyone’s love that I can always stand on the stage.”
Super Junior will start performing at the Kaohsiung Arena in January next year, and tickets for both shows were sold out within one minute of going on sale. (Provided by Farglory Creative Arts)
Yesterday, ELF Taiwan also provided support for Yesheng with typesetting, hand banners and other support. Yesheng said with emotion, “Ah, now that I think about it, ELF will carefully prepare surprise support every time. Thank you.” ” “SUPER JUNIOR FAN PARTY IN KAOHSIUNG”, fans will definitely give Super Junior an unforgettable surprise.
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