Current Highlights in Music Charts
Billboard’s Recent Highlights
TWICE, the South Korean girl group with a significant global following, recently wrapped up their one-night (Mar 16, 2024) spectacular at the majestic Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. This performance culminated their American performances for their extensive Ready to Be World Tour.
Members Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu dazzled the stadium’s ardent supporters, aptly demonstrating why they are one of K-pop‘s premier acts.
With the tour scheduled to end with a series of concerts in Japan after a year-long worldwide journey, this event was particularly momentous.
The group’s onstage synergy brought their songs to life alongside creative renditions of hits by Dua Lipa and Ariana Grande. The venue was a sea of radiant glow sticks, with attendees contributing to an electrifying atmosphere.
Remarkable Performances and Notable Achievements:
- Successful stint in Las Vegas as part of the Ready to Be World Tour.
- Diverse setlist, including TWICE’s tracks and cover performances.
- Achievement of their first number-one spot on the Billboard 200 with the EP With YOU-th.
- Forthcoming performances are scheduled in key locations across Japan.
The remarkable success of their EP With YOU-th showcases their musical prowess and growing popularity. The EP includes fan-favorites such as “I Got You” and “Bloom,” further cementing the group’s status in the global music industry.
The TWICE members thanked their fans, known as ONCE, for the unwavering support and enthusiasm that fuels their continued passion for performance.
TWICE’s Engagement with Fans:
- Expressions of gratitude were shared on social media for fan support during concerts.
- Interactive concert experiences highlight the deep connection between the band and their fans.
TWICE’s presence in the music world—reflected not only in concert attendance but also in chart rankings—demonstrates the ever-increasing footprint of K-pop, as well as the group’s own artistic impact.
