HallyuPopFest Singapore 2023 has been “postponed indefinitely”
Written by ABR on 25/09/2023
K-pop festival HallyuPopFest Singapore 2023 has been “postponed indefinitely”, its organiser has announced.
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Today (September 25), AEG Presents Asia announced that HallyuPopFest Singapore 2023 has been “postponed indefinitely”. The organiser did not state a reason for the postponement.
It also announced that a “full refund” for purchased tickets will be made through “the original mode of payment”, adding that it could take up to “30 business days for refunds to be processed”. The organiser also said that for refund enquiries, those who purchased tickets should contract Ticketmaster SG.
“We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this has caused to both our devoted fans and the dedicated artists who were eagerly looking forward to this event and seek your kind understanding,” AEG Presents Asia added.
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HallyuPopFest Singapore 2023 was first announced on August 28 through a promotional video that unveiled the full line-up for theone-day event in Singapore. It was originally set to be held on November 12 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
The concert would have been headlined by Big Bang‘s Taeyang. Other artists that were announced for the event were SF9, Kwon Eun-bi, Kep1er and DKZ.
Ticket sales start from 31 August, 10am on https://t.co/qTdramhIXO – make sure to mark your calendars! For more details head to https://t.co/61eg5rDtkC.#HallyuPopFestSG2023
— HallyuPopFest Singapore 2023 (@hpfsingapore) August 28, 2023
Are you prepared for #HallyuPopFestSG2023?!
12 November, 2023
Singapore Indoor Stadium
The seat map & ticket prices are out now! Ticket sales begin 31 August, 10am onwards viahttps://t.co/3IjdSMiHHo
For more details head tohttps://t.co/ukReO3nag5#HallyuPopFest2023 pic.twitter.com/m0RvnghiRP
— HallyuPopFest (@HallyuPopFest) August 30, 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.
HallyuPopFest was also set to head to Macau in 2023, though that event has also since been cancelled.
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, Ben&Ben and more.
Meanwhile, BLACKPINK are set to wrap up their ‘Born Pink’ world tour with two final shows in Seoul in September. The second night of the final two dates will also be streamed online via Weverse concerts. Click the link for more information.
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