DAY6 is excited to announce more concert locations for their third world tour!

On October 30, JYP Entertainment shared a poster on DAY6's official social media channels, revealing new cities for their DAY6 3RD WORLD TOUR 'FOREVER YOUNG'.

The band will perform in six new locations: Kaohsiung Music Center in Kaohsiung on January 18, 2025; Hordern Pavilion in Sydney on April 6; Festival Hall in Melbourne on April 9; Spark Arena in Auckland, New Zealand, on April 12; YouTube Theater in Los Angeles on April 16; and The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York on April 19. This will be DAY6's first solo concert in Auckland, making it a special event for fans. The phrase "AND MORE" hints at even more locations to be added, building excitement among their supporters.

DAY6 kicked off their new world tour on September 4 with a sold-out concert in Incheon, filling over 40,000 seats. This is their first tour in 4 years and 8 months since their DAY6 WORLD TOUR 'GRAVITY'. They began their overseas concerts with shows in Kuala Lumpur on October 5 and 6, followed by sold-out performances in Bali, Surabaya, and Jakarta throughout October. Upcoming shows in Bangkok on November 30 and December 1, as well as concerts in Hong Kong on January 25 and 26, 2025, have also sold out, proving that DAY6 is a beloved band.

The tour will keep going with performances in Singapore on November 22, Bangkok at the end of November, and then to Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, Osaka, Tokyo, Manila, Sydney, Melbourne, Los Angeles, and New York.

In the meantime, DAY6 is enjoying success with their title track "Melting" from their new album Band Aid, which topped the Melon Top 100 chart. Their mini-album track "HAPPY" from Fourever also reached number one on the September monthly chart. Popular songs like "To Be a One Page" and "Welcome to the Show" have returned to the Melon Top 100 chart and are still performing well on major music charts. With so much going on, all eyes are on DAY6 as they continue to shine in the music scene!

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BTS’s Jin made a fun and unforgettable surprise appearance at Coldplay’s final concert in Korea—this time dressed as an alien!

On April 25 at the Goyang Sports Complex, Coldplay held their last show in Korea as part of their "Music of the Spheres" world tour. Fans were thrilled when Jin walked on stage wearing an alien mask and even pulled off a quick outfit change right in front of the crowd, making fans laugh and cheer.

Jin performed “The Astronaut”—his special collab song with Coldplay—for the second time during their Korea stop, and also joined them for “My Universe.” The audience went wild not just for Jin, but also when they spotted BTS leader RM quietly supporting his member from the crowd, showing off their strong friendship.

This concert wasn’t just about Coldplay—it became a huge gathering of K-pop stars. TWICE appeared as the main guest for the Seoul shows, Jin performed on the 19th and again on the 25th, and BLACKPINK’s Rosé surprised fans on the 22nd. Even Coldplay’s Chris Martin made fans smile by acting out the viral sun meme, and G-Dragon was seen in the audience too!

Now that Jin has completed his military service, fans are excited for what’s next. He’s already gaining attention through the hit Netflix show “Physical: 100 – Underground”, and he's expected to start his solo activities soon. J-Hope, who’s also completed his service, is currently traveling to meet fans around the world.

Meanwhile, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook are still serving in the military, and SUGA is fulfilling his social service duty. All members of BTS are expected to finish their service by June, and fans are already counting down the days until the full group is back together again.

The concert also saw many stars in attendance like Gong Hyo Jin, Ryeo Won, Jung Hae In, and Code Kunst, proving once again that Coldplay’s show was a star-studded event from start to finish.

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