A Cube Entertainment announced that K-pop girl group Apink are ready to kick off their first ever North American tour this week. Korea Herald reported Monday that the South Korean act is slated to begin berwarna merah muda, merah muda Memory: Apink North American Tour 2016 at The Orpheum in Vancouver, Canada today.
Apink will go straight to Dallas on Wednesday to perform before their fan at Verizon Theatre, while on Friday, the group will hold a konser at Regency Center in San Francisco before they will conclude their North American tour at Club Nokia in Los Angeles Saturday.
A foto diposting oleh Park Cho Rong on the group's official page proved that Apink is already in Canada for their first-ever North American konser tour.
"I arrived here well and safely!" Park wrote. "It was really good to meet you, our fan in Canada, at the airport. See anda on the konser day."
Soompi forecasted Sunday that Apink announced their North American tour in December during "PINK MEMORY DAY," which is the group's movie tanggal with the fans.
"We are heading to North America for the first time for a tour," read a group statement from earlier this week. "This will be another challenge for A Pink. We will take it upon ourselves to [work hard to] and spread our musik to others."
According to reports, tickets for the North American konser tour went on sale last November 28.
The South Korean all-girl group debuted in 2011. On the same year, Apink released their first extended play (EP) called "Seven Springs of Apink." Their fifth Korean EP, entitled "Pink Luv," debuted at number one on Gaon's weekly album chart after it was released in 2014.
Initially, the group was composed of seven, when one of its members had to leave in 2013 to focus on her studies. Members of the all-girl group are: Park Cho Rong, Yoon Bo Mi, Jung Eun Ji, Son Na Eun, Kim Nam Joo and Oh Ha Young.
Apink released their detik full length album, "Pink Memory," on July 16. Under it are 10 tracks including "Remember," "Attracted to U" and "Petal."
Apink will go straight to Dallas on Wednesday to perform before their fan at Verizon Theatre, while on Friday, the group will hold a konser at Regency Center in San Francisco before they will conclude their North American tour at Club Nokia in Los Angeles Saturday.
A foto diposting oleh Park Cho Rong on the group's official page proved that Apink is already in Canada for their first-ever North American konser tour.
"I arrived here well and safely!" Park wrote. "It was really good to meet you, our fan in Canada, at the airport. See anda on the konser day."
Soompi forecasted Sunday that Apink announced their North American tour in December during "PINK MEMORY DAY," which is the group's movie tanggal with the fans.
"We are heading to North America for the first time for a tour," read a group statement from earlier this week. "This will be another challenge for A Pink. We will take it upon ourselves to [work hard to] and spread our musik to others."
According to reports, tickets for the North American konser tour went on sale last November 28.
The South Korean all-girl group debuted in 2011. On the same year, Apink released their first extended play (EP) called "Seven Springs of Apink." Their fifth Korean EP, entitled "Pink Luv," debuted at number one on Gaon's weekly album chart after it was released in 2014.
Initially, the group was composed of seven, when one of its members had to leave in 2013 to focus on her studies. Members of the all-girl group are: Park Cho Rong, Yoon Bo Mi, Jung Eun Ji, Son Na Eun, Kim Nam Joo and Oh Ha Young.
Apink released their detik full length album, "Pink Memory," on July 16. Under it are 10 tracks including "Remember," "Attracted to U" and "Petal."
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