Twice adds four stops to its world tour 'Ready to Be'
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Twice will add four stops to the girl group's fifth world tour, "Ready to Be," its agency JYP Entertainment said Tuesday.
The girl group will now be performing in Melbourne, Australia, on Nov. 4 and Jakarta, Indonesia, on Dec. 23, followed by performances in Mexico City on Feb. 3 and in São Paulo on Feb. 6.
In all four cities, Twice will be performing in large-sized venues, including the Jakarta International Stadium and Marvel Stadium, according to the agency.
Twice kicked off its fifth world tour "Ready to Be" with performances at the KSPO Dome in southern Seoul in April. The girl group performed in cities in Australia, Japan, Canada and the United States so far, with performances in Singapore, Britain, France, and other European countries and Asia planned until the end of this year.
Twice has been performing in large-sized venues throughout its tour. Twice became the first K-pop girl group to perform at the Yanmar Stadium Nagai in Osaka, Japan, Ajinomoto Stadium in Tokyo, MetLife Stadium in New York and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
"Ready to Be" brought more than 700,000 concertgoers worldwide as of August and will bring more than 1 million fans around the world together as the tour continues, according to JYP Entertainment.
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BY CHO YONG-JUN [cho.yongjun1@joongang.co.kr]
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