NewJeans set to rock Tokyo Dome with 24-track stage performance, including 4 new songs

NewJeans is gearing up to set the stage on fire with a whopping 24 songs at their fan meet in the iconic Tokyo Dome, Japan.

Their agency, ADOR, dropped the news on March 30th via their official channel, revealing that NewJeans’ second fan meet, ‘Bunnies Camp 2024 Tokyo Dome’, is scheduled for June 26-27.

The fan meet promises to be a musical extravaganza, with NewJeans performing all the tracks from their three albums so far, plus four brand new songs set to drop in May and June. That’s not all – the group will also treat fans to six special solo performances, making it a grand total of 24 songs over 150 minutes.

The first day of the fan meet will see the popular Japanese duo YOASOBI gracing the event as special guests, while the second day will feature UK-based singer-songwriter Rina Sawayama.

Fans are buzzing with excitement over their appearances, especially since both have openly expressed their admiration for NewJeans. YOASOBI had previously shared the stage with NewJeans at a year-end event in Japan, and Rina Sawayama had covered NewJeans’ hit ‘OMG’, creating quite a stir.

The event will kick off with an opening DJ set by Producer 250, the mastermind behind NewJeans’ chart-toppers like ‘Ditto’ and ‘Hype Boy’.

NewJeans has made history by being the fastest foreign artist to perform at the Tokyo Dome, just 1 year and 11 months post-debut. They demonstrated their massive fan pull even before their official debut in Japan, with their performance at ‘Summer Sonic’, Japan’s premier music festival, in August last year.

Their popularity and achievements in Japan have earned them prestigious awards like the ‘Japan Record Awards’ and ‘Japan Gold Disc Awards’.

NewJeans is all set to release double singles in Korea and Japan on May 24 and June 21, respectively, and has plans to stay active in both countries. The May single will feature the title track ‘How Sweet’ and ‘Bubble Gum’, while the June single will include the title track ‘Supernatural’ and ‘Right Now’.

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