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iKON add new shows to 2023 ‘Take Off’ world tour

The upcoming tour will be their "first USA appearance after 4 years"

K-pop boyband iKON have added a new date to their 2023 ‘Take Off’ world tour.

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On July 20, tour organiser Leo Presents announced the dates and venues for the US leg of iKON’s ongoing 2023 ‘Take Off’ world tour. On September 5, the boyband will kick things off at New York City’s Kings Theatre, before heading to Atlanta, Chicago and more.

iKON will also play Dallas and Denver on September 11 and 14, respectively, before wrapping up their US tour in Los Angeles at the Shrine Auditorium on the 16th. According to Leo Presents, the upcoming tour will be the boyband’s “first USA appearance after 4 years”.

On August 31, the K-pop boyband added a new date to the Asia leg of their ‘Take Off world tour’. This November, the group will play a show at Tennis Indoor Senayan in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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The updated dates for iKON’s 2023 ‘Take Off’ world tour are:

MAY 05 – Seoul, South Korea, Jangchung Arena (Finished) 06 – Seoul, South Korea, Jangchung Arena (Finished) 21 – Taipei, Taiwan, Taipei Arena (Finished) 26 – Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Garden Theater (Finished) 27 – Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Garden Theater (Finished)

JUNE 21 – Madrid, Spain ( Postponed Indefinitely ) 24 – Essen, Germany, Grugahalle (Finished) 28 – Florence, Italy,  Nelson Mandela Forum (Finished)

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JULY 01 – Paris, France, Zénith Paris, La Villette (Finished) 08 – Osaka, Japan, Maruzen Intec Arena (Finished) 09 – Osaka, Japan, Maruzen Intec Arena (Finished) 22 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Axiata Arena (Finished) 29 – Bangkok, Thailand, IMPACT Exhibition Hall 5-6 (Finished)

AUGUST 05 – Manila, Philippines, Araneta Coliseum (Finished)

SEPTEMBER 05 – New York City, New York, Kings Theatre  07 – Atlanta, Georgia, The Eastern 09 – Chicago, Illinois, Auditorium Theatre 11 – Dallas, Texas, Gilley’s 14 – Denver, Colorado, Bellco Theatre 16 – Los Angeles, California, Shrine Auditorium

OCTOBER 07 – Tokyo, Japan, Musashino Forest Sport Plaza 08 – Tokyo, Japan, Musashino Forest Sport Plaza 11 – Osaka, Japan, Osaka-jō Hall 12 – Osaka, Japan, Osaka-jō Hall

NOVEMBER 19 – Jakarta, Indonesia, Tennis Indoor Senayan (NEW)

💥JUST ANNOUNCED! 💥 @GTMNY143 2023 TAKE OFF USA TOUR🚀 ⚡️Ticket Open: To Be Announced – Next Week! USA iKONIC! Get Ready? Show Time! Brace for impact, iKON are returning to the states to bring their highly anticipated massive world tour ‘2023 iKON WORLD TOUR: TAKE OFF’ on… pic.twitter.com/FWls3XZGlH — Leo Presents (@LeoPresents) July 19, 2023

Indonesian iKONICS, it’s finally your turn! We are SO READY for 2023 iKON WORLD TOUR TAKE OFF in JAKARTA on 19 November 2023 at Tennis Indoor Senayan. Ticket details are coming your way soon! #iKONtakeoffinJakarta #iKONinJakarta #KIGLive #CreateLouder pic.twitter.com/58CNGYoBVy — KIG Live | Promotor nya Taecyeon, iKON, Morrissey (@kigliveid) August 31, 2023

iKON  parted ways with longtime agency YG Entertainment in late-December 2022 . At the time, YG Entertainment announced that the agency and group had “mutually agreed” to end iKON’s exclusive contract, following a “long and careful discussion” with the group’s members. The group signed with 143 Entertainment  the following month.

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As  festival  season returns in full swing, a massive new K-pop experience is on its way to satiate a growing U.S. audience.

KAMP LA 2022 is the new mega concert coming to Los Angeles’ Rose Bowl stadium this fall with a slate of heavy hitters across Korean entertainment. For the kickoff lineup announcement, KAMP has shared that K-pop boy bands  Monsta X ,  Super Junior  and  iKON  will be joined by solo superstars Kai,  Jeon Somi  and  BamBam . R&B chart-topper  Zion.T will join the bill, as will girl group Lapillus, marking the group’s first U.S. appearance.

The full lineup, including additional headliners, is said to be announced in the coming weeks.

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The concert is a joint production from KAMP Global (the South Korea-based entertainment brand that aims to bring K-pop globally through festivals, live events, immersive experiences, and artist representation) and the partnership brand Eventim Live Asia (focusing on Asia’s most prominent live markets).

Held inside Rose Bowl stadium, the two-day event promises connections to Korean art, food and gaming. The fest will also bring brand collaborations, including the likes of Korea’s beloved production studio Dingo Music and LA artist Kenny Scharf creating the KAMP LA 2022 aesthetics.

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“It’s exciting to take part in the KAMP LA lineup,” Kai, a member of chart-topping boy bands  EXO  and  SuperM , says in a statement. “This may legitimately be the biggest K-pop event in U.S. history.”

Super Junior leader  Leeteuk  adds that “this is something special that K-pop fans will remember and talk about for years to come.”

The historic Rose Bowl stadium has previously welcomed K-pop fans in the past. According to Billboard Boxscore ,  BTS’  two shows in May 2019 sold 113,040 tickets and earned $16.6 million to make it the single highest-grossing engagement in the venue’s Boxscore history (out-pacing the likes of  Taylor Swift  and  U2 ).

This weekend,  the Head in the Clouds festival will return to L.A. with Asia-spanning talent, including K-pop star Chung Ha , rapper  Jay Park , rising R&B-pop star  BIBI , singer-songwriter eaJ, and  GOT7  member  Jackson Wang .

“Everyone in K-pop wants to break into America,” says KAMP Global CEO Tim Kim. “There’s a deep connection between Korean culture and L.A. This was always the place to start, but we are also going to bring K-pop worldwide with KAMP and Eventim Live Asia. We will go to all markets where K-pop resonates — which is everywhere these days. KAMP isn’t just about mega- concerts or historic events — it’s a culture.”

Eventim Live Asia CEO Jason Miller adds that, “Kim’s vision was immediately exciting. KAMP Global and Eventim Live Asia share a true global vision for K-pop and the experience to make it happen in unprecedented ways. KAMP LA is a meaningful first step in that direction. There are many more to come.”

KAMP LA 2022 takes place between Oct. 15 and 16. Further lineup announcements and ticket sale details are forthcoming. Fans can visit KAMPLA.vip  now to sign up for first-access tickets, VIP giveaways, chances to win backstage access and more.

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2023 iKON “TAKE OFF” World Tour: Ticket Details

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iKON is set to embark on their world tour from this coming May. As of their recent announcement, the boy group is having 17 stops and according to the posters, they will adding more stops for this tour. We will be updating this article as soon as announcement are out, so you may bookmark it for future reference.

If you’re interested in getting tickets, check out the details below.

2023 iKON “TAKE OFF” World Tour

May 5, Friday – Seoul (Jangchung Arena)

May 6, Saturday – Seoul (Jangchung Arena)

May 21 – Taipei (Taipei Arena)

May 26, Friday – Tokyo (Garden Theater)

May 27, Saturday – Tokyo (Garden Theater)

June 21, Wednesday – Madrid (Palacio Vistalegre) (postponed)

June 24, Saturday – Essen (Grugahelle)

June 28, Wednesday – Florence (Nelson Mandela Forum)

July 1, Saturday – Paris (Zénith Paris – La Villette)

July 8, Saturday – Osaka (Maruzen Intec Arena)

July 9, Sunday – Osaka (Maruzen Intec Arena)

July 22, Saturday – Kuala Lumpur (MIECC)

July 29, Saturday – Bangkok (Impact Exhibition Hall 5, 6)

August 5 – Manila (Araneta Coliseum)

September 5 – New York (Kings Theatre)

September 7 – Atlanta (The Eastern)

September 9 – Chicago (Auditorium Theatre)

September 11 – Dallas (Gilley’s)

September 14 – Denver (Bellco Theatre)

September 16 – Los Angeles (Shrine Auditorium)

October 7, Saturday – Tokyo (Musashino Forest Sports Plaza)

October 8, Sunday – Tokyo (Musashino Forest Sports Plaza)

October 11, Wednesday – Osaka (Osaka Castle Hall)

October 12, Thursday – Osaka (Osaka Castle Hall)

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Seoul / Taipei / Tokyo / Madrid / Essen /  Florence / Paris / Osaka / Kuala Lumpur / Bangkok / Manila / New York / Georgia / Illinois /  Texas / Colorado /  California / Tokyo & Osaka (Encore)

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iKON "TAKE OFF" 2023 World Tour [Los Angeles] is coming to Los Angeles on September 16th, 2023 . At 7:30 pm the crowd will erupt in a joyful sound as the show begins. Will you be there? We'd like to help if we can, there may be presales listed down below, links to tickets and marketplaces where you can find tickets. I hope you get the chance to enjoy iKON "TAKE OFF" 2023 World Tour [Los Angeles], I'm sure it will be a great time.

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iKON reveal stops for their upcoming 'TAKE OFF' 2023 world tour

Boy group  iKON will hold their world tour this year!

On March 7, iKON unveiled a poster, revealing that the boy group will embark on their 2023 world tour titled ' TAKE OFF ' with stops in Asia and the U.S. revealed.

'2023 iKON WORLD TOUR' TAKE OFF GET READY? SHOW TIME! iKONIC_143

The first performance will take place in May in Taipei and Tokyo followed by their shows in Manila, Madrid, Essen, Florence, and Singapore in June. After, iKON will then fly to Paris, Osaka, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur in July. While there are a total of six stops scheduled in September: New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Dallas, and Los Angeles.

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The organization of the tour schedule looks to be a bit hectic. The Osaka show In July could be lumped in w/ the Tokyo one on the same week in May. After Manila, iKon goes to Europe for 3 shows only to go back to SEA again (Singapore). They go back to Europe in July and go back to Asia for a 3rd time afterwards. The travel costs may be higher bc of this. On another note, it's cool for iKon to play Denver. There aren't a ton of big K-Pop acts who play there.

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I definitely will be there! I watched their online concert last year it was sooo goood so i can’t wait to feel it live!

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[UPDATE] iKON Concert Schedule 2023: World Tour “Take Off”

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K-pop boy group iKON has recently announced their upcoming “2023 iKON World Tour Take Off,” featuring iKON concerts in various cities across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, beginning in May. This announcement has generated a buzz of anticipation and excitement among fans worldwide.

Starting in May 2023, iKON will be performing in Taipei and Tokyo, followed by a series of concerts in June across Manila, Madrid, Essen, Florence, and Singapore. In July, the group will be performing in Paris, Osaka, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur. In September, the tour will continue with performances in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Dallas, and Los Angeles. The group has also hinted that more tour dates will be announced soon.

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more updates on the iKON concert’s “iKON World Tour 2023.” It promises to be a thrilling event that fans will not want to miss!

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LOS ANGELES — Today marks the opening day of U.S. Travel Association’s IPW, which for the first time in 12 years takes place in the city of Los Angeles.

As the United States’ largest inbound travel trade show, IPW runs from May 3-7 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, with key events being held throughout the city including the Getty Center, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Exposition Park and Universal Studios Hollywood. 

This year’s show attendance will exceed 2019 levels for the first time since the pandemic and is expected to generate more than US$5.5 billion in future travel to the United States. Throughout the show nearly 100,000 prescheduled business appointments will take place, connecting over 1,700 global travel buyers and press with 5,700 travel professionals representing nearly 70 countries.

“With its incredible diversity and global accessibility, Los Angeles is a perfect city to host U.S. Travel’s IPW and the thousands of travel professionals who are building back international travel to the United States,” said Geoff Freeman, President and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association. “It’s been more than a decade since this signature event has convened in LA, and it will lead to years of new visitation and benefits for the city, the state of California and the country overall.”

Hosting IPW comes on the heels of a stellar year of tourism for Los Angeles. In its 2023 year-end tourism performance, the city welcomed 49.1 million total visitors – 97% recovered to 2019, the city’s benchmark year – including 43.3 million domestic visitors (100% recovered to 2019 levels) and 5.8 million international visitors (nearly 79% recovered to 2019), $40.4 billion in total business sales (106.9% of 2019 levels) and more than 530,000 tourism-related careers for Angelenos. Hotel demand grew to 30.2 million total room-nights sold last year, with hotel occupancy rising to 71.7% and average daily hotel rates reaching $198. 

Visitors to LA hail from the United States (43.3 million) as well as from key international markets including the following Top 10 in 2023: Mexico (1.71 million); Canada (780,000); China (400,000); the United Kingdom (310,000); South Korea (269,000); Australia (266,000); France (264,000); Japan (230,000); Germany (190,000); and India (110,000).

Los Angeles Tourism continues to focus on international tourism recovery. While domestic visitation has led the destination’s tourism comeback, overseas visitation continues to see a more staggered recovery, with another 24 months expected until every source market reaches full pre-pandemic levels. LA Tourism maintains a year-round presence in 15 global markets across four continents, including seven of its own LA Tourism overseas offices in the United Kingdom, Australia, China (four locations) and India.

During IPW, Los Angeles will host several events, including the Media Brunch on Saturday, May 4, at The Getty, in partnership with PST ART: Art & Science Collide; Opening Night at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, also on Saturday, May 4; and the Closing Event at Universal Studios Hollywood on Tuesday, May 7. The Los Angeles Convention Center will serve as the backdrop of the tradeshow itself, with Visit California providing programming at California Plaza.

“Tourism continues to be an indispensable economic engine for Los Angeles, impacting the livelihoods of more than 530,000 tourism-related careers for Angelenos,” said   Adam Burke, President & CEO, Los Angeles Tourism. “LA is one of the world’s most exciting, inclusive and ever-evolving destinations, and we are privileged to host IPW this year, a watershed moment for Los Angeles’ tourism industry. With sustained global interest in the City of Angels, and with more demand generators now than ever before, we are confident that LA will see the benefits of IPW for years to come.”   

For more information about IPW go to www.ipw.com .

For more information about travel to Los Angeles, go to https://www.discoverlosangeles.com/ .

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