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Twice fans, this is your year.
In fact, you may even be able to see the K-Pop girl group live more than, um, twice this year when they tour the world as part of their fifth World Tour “Ready To Be.”
After international dates in South Korea, Australia and Japan, the nine-member outfit lands in the U.S. for nine shows at stadiums, arenas and ballparks from June 10 through July 9.
And listen up, New Yorkers and New Jerseyans — the hitmakers are stopping into East Rutherford’s MetLife Stadium for a huge concert on July 6.
That will be a historic show too. The July 6 gig will be the the first time a K-pop girl group has ever headlined at the Giants’ and Jets’ home stadium.
Best of all, if you want to see Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu live this year, you can grab tickets as early as today.
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Twice 2023 tour schedule
A complete calendar of all upcoming Twice tour dates including venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Twice new music
When Twice puts out a new single, they go big.
Upon the release of their most recent song, the ebullient “MOONLIGHT SUNRISE,” they dropped a house remix, club remix, R&B remix and instrumental version of the track.
You can hear all five (!) versions of “MOONLIGHT SUNRISE” here.
Prior to the single, they put out the poppy, seven-track “BETWEEN1&2.”
Click here to check out the band’s latest full offering.
Keep an eye out for their next record “READY TO BE.” It’s set for release on March 10.
Twice set list
It appears Twice sticks to a script when they play on the road.
While they’ll obviously have a new album to cherry pick tracks from, here’s a sample of what they played at shows on their 2022 tour courtesy of Set List FM.
01.) “The Feels”
02.) “Feel Special”
03.) “UP NO MORE”
04.) “QUEEN”
05.) “FANCY”
06.) “TURN IT UP”
07.) “SHOT CLOCK”
08.) “GET LOUD”
09.) “I CAN’T STOP ME”
10.) “ESPRESSO”
11.) “ICON”
12.) “Cry for Me”
13.) “SCIENTIST”
14.) “REAL YOU”
15.) “MOONLIGHT”
16.) “CACTUS”
17.) “REWIND”
18.) “What Is Love?”
19.) “KNOCK KNOCK”
20.) “MORE & MORE”
21.) “Dance the Night Away”
22.) “Alcohol-Free”
23.) “Heart Shaker”
24.) “PUSH & PULL”
25.) “HELLO”
26.) “1, 3, 2”
27.) “CANDY”
28.) “LIKEY”
Encore:
29.) “TT”
30.) “SOS”
31.) “LAST WALTZ”
K-Pop stars on tour in 2023
South Korea’s biggest stars are heading to North America to entertain audiences all across the country this year.
Here are just five of our favorite K-Pop acts you won’t want to miss live in the next few months.
• Tomorrow X Together aka TXT
Interested in other genres as well? Check out our list of the 52 biggest concert tours in 2023 here if you want to see who else is out there.
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