Girls' Generation Gains Popularity in Japan
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As the girl group Girls' Generation is planning to release their Japanese debut single album entitled "Genie" in Japan on September 8, the number of showcases that they will perform there has been increased to three.
Their Japanese agency, Universal Music, delivered the news on August 19 that the number of audience members who wanted to participate in the Girls' Generation's live concert showcase, which would be held in Ariake Colosseum located in Tokyo on August 25, had greatly increased, so the host added two more showcases. Therefore Girls' Generation will hold three showcases in total in Japan.
Ten thousand DVDs, in which the tickets for the live showcase had been included, were sold out as soon as their sales by subscription had begun, so people could no longer purchase the DVDs in the store. The host additionally took ticket bookings from people who wanted to participate in the concert, and the number of people unexpectedly exceeded 18,000, so the host decided to add two more concerts to make three showcases in total.
In the Girls' Generation's first single album in Japan, the Korean and Japanese versions of the hit song "Genie" will be included.
Members of the Girls' Generation will visit Japan on August 23 to perform the showcases
Their Japanese agency, Universal Music, delivered the news on August 19 that the number of audience members who wanted to participate in the Girls' Generation's live concert showcase, which would be held in Ariake Colosseum located in Tokyo on August 25, had greatly increased, so the host added two more showcases. Therefore Girls' Generation will hold three showcases in total in Japan.
Ten thousand DVDs, in which the tickets for the live showcase had been included, were sold out as soon as their sales by subscription had begun, so people could no longer purchase the DVDs in the store. The host additionally took ticket bookings from people who wanted to participate in the concert, and the number of people unexpectedly exceeded 18,000, so the host decided to add two more concerts to make three showcases in total.
In the Girls' Generation's first single album in Japan, the Korean and Japanese versions of the hit song "Genie" will be included.
Members of the Girls' Generation will visit Japan on August 23 to perform the showcases
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