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On April 8, 2019, JYP Entertainment announced that Twice would hold their first world tour in 9 cities including Seoul, Bangkok, Manila, Los Angeles, and Chicago starting from May 25. [1] On July 17, the 7 cities in Japan including Hokkaido, Chiba, and Osaka were adding to the tour schedule. [2]
On June 10, Twice opened the North American leg of their worldwide “Ready to Be” tour in Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium by defining its tagline: “We are ready to show you who we are, just as we ...
Twice 4th World Tour "III" (stylized in all caps), or simply, III (read as "three"), [1] was the second worldwide concert tour and the fourth overall concert headlined by South Korean girl group Twice, in support of their third Korean studio album, Formula of Love: O+T=<3 (2021).
Twice performing "One Spark" at Allegiant Stadium on March 16, 2024In her review of the SoFi Stadium show, Thania Garcia of Variety praised Twice's "newness", writing, "this year, for the first time, a drummer and guitarist join the girls on stage about mid-way into the set, adding a tinge of freshness to older singles like 'What Is Love?' and 'Queen of Hearts'.
Twice appeared on a two-episode special of JTBC's Idol Room on April 23 and 30. [26] In support of their Fancy You album, the group embarked on their Twicelights World Tour beginning May 2019, visiting Seoul , Bangkok , Singapore , Los Angeles , and Manila , among other cities.
During the show in Bangkok, "Truth" was removed and they performed "Like a Fool" instead. Twice also removed "One in a Million" from the setlist. During the show in Singapore, Twice removed "Woohoo" and "Like a Fool" from the setlist. After the show in Seoul, Day 3 (February 19), Twice performed "Knock Knock" (pre-premiered) hours before its ...
Between 1&2 followed Celebrate, Twice's fourth Japanese studio album, [1] [2] and served as the group's first Korean release in 2022. [3] On May 16, after concluding their second worldwide concert tour in Los Angeles, a cryptic post featuring the dates "2022.06.24" and "2022.08.26" [a] circulated Twice's social media accounts, leading to fan speculation. [4]
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