LE SSERAFIM Gearing Up for Their Debut Tour: Top 3 Highlights

The much-anticipated solo tour of the girl group titans, LE SSERAFIM, is just a day away.

LE SSERAFIM, consisting of members Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Heo Yunjin, Kazuha, and Hong Eunchae, is set to open the doors to their 2023 tour 'FLAME RISES' at the Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium in Songpa District, Seoul on the 12th and 13th. With global fans' interest peaking, let's delve into the key highlights to look forward to.

1. Sold-out Shows in Seoul, Hong Kong, and Beyond!

Tickets for LE SSERAFIM's Seoul concert sold out within a mere 8 minutes of the presale launch, leading to the release of additional restricted-view seats. Similarly, tickets for their Hong Kong concert sold out instantly, prompting the addition of an extra show due to overwhelming demand.

Celebrating approximately 1 year and 3 months since their debut, the group is set to meet their global fandom, FEARNOT, through a total of 13 shows in 7 cities. Starting in Seoul (August 12-13), the tour continues to Nagoya (August 23-24), Tokyo (August 30-31), and Osaka (September 6-7) in Japan, then moves on to Hong Kong (September 30 - October 1), Jakarta (October 3), and Bangkok (October 7-8).

2. Peak of "LE SSERAFIM Essence" Captured in Their Performances

LE SSERAFIM has prepared performances exclusively for 'FLAME RISES', promising to enchant fans. Given the group's past track record of delivering out-of-this-world performances during their promotions and award shows, expectations are sky-high. Not only will they showcase performances that uphold their reputation as the "Queens of Girl Group Performances", but fans can also anticipate stages that debut at this concert.

The tour, themed around the motif of "flames", allegorically represents the ignition process of a spark, mirroring the group's narrative. The show promises a unique experience, as if one is following the footsteps of the five members.

3. Engaging Global FEARNOTs Both Online and Offline!

Both days of the Seoul concert will be live-streamed online through the global fandom platform 'Weverse'. Prepared with an HD multi-view consisting of six screens, fans worldwide can immerse themselves in the vibrant ambiance of the concert. Real-time subtitles in three languages - English, Chinese, and Japanese - are supported, coupled with a live chat feature, amplifying the interactive experience for global viewers.

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