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Going to Korea over the Summer, Want to see SNSD
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LastPrime
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Dalguno
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/troll Here's a schedule, maybe that can be useful? | ||
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kirklandhoody
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red4ce
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Pieismyign
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LastPrime
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@iSeeNubs Lol great idea @Dalguno, according to that schedule, there seems to be nothign scheduled in June  | ||
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skyR
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LastPrime
United States109 Posts
Also, off topic quesiton but, is it safe to go to japan right now (considering the radiation etc)? | ||
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OopsOopsBaby
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On May 24 2011 12:53 LastPrime wrote: @ red4ce I'm gonna be there during the entirety of June. Don't they do small performances here and there in Korea occasionally though? I'm not looking for official big concerts or anything, just a chance to see them ;p The small performances usually coincide with the release of new songs, which as I said before won't happen until the fall. Kpop groups occasionally hold small mini-concerts or showcases, but that's usually for less popular or new groups trying to get more exposure. SNSD may already be too popular for that kind of stuff. They also get hired to perform for special events like university graduations, opening day in baseball, etc, but finding an official schedule for that could be difficult. Here's their schedule of events according to their fansite http://soshified.com/forums/index.php?app=calendar&module=calendar&cal_id=1&m=6&y=2011 As you can see they'll be touring in Japan and Paris for the first half of June. Nothing scheduled for the second half so maybe you'll get lucky. edit: If Japan is safe enough for Korea's national dolls, then it should be safe enough for you. Unfortunately I'd wager a hefty sum of money that their Japan concerts are all sold out so unless you're gonna pay huge $$$$ for scalped tickets I'm afraid you're probably out of luck. | ||
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mizU
United States12125 Posts
Until then, I guess you'll have to go to some BW/SC2 games and make TL shoutout cheerfuls. ^^ | ||
NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
Fan signings have also become way harder to get into - most of the ones endorsed by Korean beauty companies (and other companies the idols are models for) require purchases for you to enter a lottery to get a chance to go to the signing. The same goes for music store based ones like Synnara and Hot Tracks - you have to buy the cd to get a chance to enter the lottery to go to the signing. Information is usually posted only a couple of days before the signing and nothing will be in English. Your best bet is to keep an eye on their schedule, and see if they're doing any ticketed events which can be purchased through Interpark. Gmarket is a no-go unless you have a Korean bank card (I'm not sure if it accepts overseas methods of payment. So you might want to check.) For buying interpark tickets just go to Youngpoong Bookstore in Jonggak Station (it's actually inside the station itself.) go to the furthest counter from the door and ask for tickets (Romanized - Concert pyo iseoyo?) You can only buy the tickets until 7pm at the store itself. I've seen them several times now, but once a group gets to their level of popularity it's actually harder to see them since the competition for tickets to anything increases. | ||
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LastPrime
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NicksonReyes
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Kipsate
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You'd need to hang around SNSD fancafes to get the info for such events , so unless you know korean it could be kind of hard, Korean music shows like MuCore/Bank/Inikagayo etc aren't going to have them over till they comeback. In ~September, and even then it will be fucking hard cause sones are the craziest batshit type of fans there are basically(Perks you get with being the most popular girl group), and I wouldn't be suprised if SM pulls stuns like what NeverGG says. Simply put, not going to happen. Just go cheer for Jaedong when he beats up Flash, (which will happen, don't worry) Speaking of which, there are alot of other girl groups which you could see ''easily'' on the music shows(Although it might be hard to get in, I heard Inikagayo is oke to get in), I think After School will still be promoting Shampoo by the time you are there. Korean music show schedules shouldn't be hard to find on the interwebs with decent googling skills. | ||
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Spekulatius
Germany2413 Posts
On May 24 2011 15:12 NeverGG wrote: I wouldn't bother with trying to go the music shows. My friend tried twice during her time in Seoul, and she said the organization is largely left up to the fans. (Who are often complete psychos/hardcore at the higher levels in fancafes.) They were demanding that fans who wanted to get in came with copies of the latest single, certain items of merchandise, and even specific messages downloaded onto their cellphones from the fancafes. Both times she had to leave ridiculously early to go queue up, and both times she failed to get allowed in due to these crazy methods. [...] I've seen them several times now, but once a group gets to their level of popularity it's actually harder to see them since the competition for tickets to anything increases. That sounds quite "mafiaesque" for a bunch of fans. Such a crazy country... | ||
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JodoYodo
Canada1772 Posts
On May 24 2011 17:58 Spekulatius wrote: That sounds quite "mafiaesque" for a bunch of fans. Such a crazy country... I have an account on Soshified.com (just so that I can creep pictures, I swear) and they're pretttyyyy crazy. Definitely obsessive... | ||
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
you're bound to run into at least one of them | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
i see concert dates on 6/4 and 6/5 for saitama super arena and 6/17 in yoyogi, which are both near tokyo. there's also one in 5/31 if you want to go osaka. iirc there are shops that sell concert tickets... i remember seeing quite a few in akihabara when my friend was trying to get perfume tickets, all we did was walk around down the main streets to find them. | ||
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