South Korean singer Youngjae of K-pop boyband GOT7 has announced his upcoming 2024 ‘Once in a Dream’ Asia tour, featuring concerts in Thailand, Japan and more.
GOT7’s Youngjae announced his 2024 ‘Once in a Dream’ Asia tour on July 1. The tour will include six shows across four cities in August and September 2024, including Thailand, Japan and more.
I’ll kick off on August 17 at the Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall in Tokyo, Japan, followed by two shows in Bangkok, Thailand in the same month. Meanwhile, the singer will bring his tour to Hong Kong and Seoul in September.
Youngjae has yet to announced the ticketing details for the concerts on his upcoming ‘Once in a Dream’ Asia tour. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
AUGUST 2024
17: Tokyo, Japan, Katsushika Symphony Hills Mozart Hall
24: Bangkok, Thailand, Union Hall – Union Mall
25: Bangkok, Thailand, Union Hall – Union Mall
SEPTEMBER 2024
07: Hong Kong, China, AXA Dreamland Go Park
21: Seoul, South Korea, Yes24 Live Hall
22: Seoul, South Korea, Yes24 Live Hall
Youngjae’s 2024 ‘Once in a Dream’ Asia tour will be his second of the year, following the ‘Inside Out’ tour that ran from February to March. That trek featured shows in Taiwan, the Philippines, Thailand and more.
Meanwhile, GOT7’s BamBam previously teased new music from the boyband, revealing that “all the songs are done” during an appearance on the popular Thai YouTube channel WOODY.
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