HallyuPopFest Macau 2023 has been cancelled
Written by ABR on 25/09/2023
K-pop festival HallyuPopFest Macau 2023 has been cancelled, its organiser has announced.
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Today (September 25), AEG Presents Asia announced that HallyuPopFest Macau 2023 has been cancelled. The event had been set to take place on October 21 and 22 (Saturday and Sunday) at Wynn Palace South Lawn.
The organiser says that those who purchased tickets through “official ticketing platforms” will receive a full refund through their “original mode of payment”. For more information, ticket purchasers can contact Damai or TotalTicketing.
“We apologise for the inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding,” the organiser said in its statement.
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HallyuPopFest Macau 2023 was first announced on August 23 with a promotional video that unveiled full line-up of the planned two-day event. The Saturday show would have been headlined by NCT Dream, while SHINee was set to headline the Sunday show.
Other artists that had been announced for the Saturday concert were Hyolyn, Sam Kim, OMEGA X and NINE to SIX. Meanwhile, the Sunday line-up had featured KARD, VERIVERY, Cherry Bullet and H1-KEY.
HallyuPopFest is going to Macau!
On 21 & 22 October, a wave of artists, featuring headliners – NCT DREAM & SHINee alongside HYOLYN, KARD, Sam Kim, VERIVERY, Cherry Bullet, OMEGA X, H1-KEY and NINE to SIX – are slated to perform live at Wynn Palace! pic.twitter.com/o1PAeGaNfn
— HallyuPopFest (@HallyuPopFest) August 23, 2023
HallyuPopFest first debuted in 2018 with a three-day event in Singapore, before returning to the city-state the following year. The festival has since expanded beyond Asia, and held its first UK and Australian events in London and Sydney in 2022.
In other concert news, ON Music Festival in Manila has unveiled the full lineup for its upcoming November event, which includes a mix of South Korean and local artists.
They include EXO’s Suho, Seori, wave to earth and Melomance, along with Filipino artists Moira and Adie, singer-actor Darren and folk-pop band Ben&Ben.
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