Super Junior, Girls Generation join forces to once again entertain Pinoy fans with a concert on April 12. They will also be teamed up with the upcoming Korean band Red Velvet, and the special guest Born to Beat.
The Philippine Star reported that the seasoned Korean vocal groups Super Junior, Girls' Generation will perform on April 12 at the world's largest indoor arena, the Philippine Arena in Parañaque, Bulacan. It has the capacity of 55, 000 people.
Super Junior (Suju) and Girls Generation are two of the huge names in the industry. They are popularized by the Korean Wave or hallyu. They have been able to put their country Korea in entertainment and culture around the world.
According to Inquirer, the 12 member Suju has achieved so much success since their debut in 2005. They, in fact, have been gaining fans in European countries such as Germany, France and the UK, not only in Asian countries. Their hottest hits include "Sorry Sorry," "Bonamana," "Mr. Simple" and "Mamacita."
Girls Generation, on the other hand, is the sister's group of Suju. The group belongs to the same company, SM Entertainment, as Suju's. The eight-member group earned international spots due to their "unforgettable dance moves, lively personality, and incredible stage presence", Inquirer reported. Their best songs "Gee," "Genie," "I Got a Boy" and "Mr. Mr." garnered incomparable record hit sales and millions of followers.
Both groups are not their first time to do a concert in Philippines. Suju held a concert in Manila two years ago, while GG delighted fans in 2013. However, this will be the first time for the younger group Red Velvet, Rappler reported.
Red Velvet's singles include "Happiness" and "Be Natural."
Meanwhile, the special guest Born to Beat is a 7-member group that debuted in 2012 under Cube Entertainment, according to Rappler. Their singles include "Insane" and "The Winter's Tale."
Tickets to the show will be available in store and online starting March 6 through TicketWorld and SM Tickets.
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