JYJ Junsu to hold concert in Thailand

By News Desk in Seoul/The Korea Herald | Asia News Network – Thu, May 24, 2012

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Seoul (The Korea Herald/ANN) - Junsu, a member of the group JYJ, will hold the "XIA 1st Asia tour in Thailand" on May 27, marking the second venue for his much-anticipated music tour following performances for his Korean fans in Seoul May 19-20.

Cjes Entertainment said the concert in Thailand would host 4,000 seats and offer the same 90-minute performance that Junsu showcased in Seoul.

"The first batch of tickets for the concert in Thailand sold out in just 10 minutes, and local fans are responding positively to Junsu's innovative music video," said an official at the agency representing JYJ.

JYJ, formed by ex-members of boy band TVXQ, is made up of Junsu, Jaejoong and Yoochun. All the three members enjoy strong popularity in Asia and elsewhere amid the heightened interest in Korean pop music.

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