[News] Third Date Added to Girls' Generation's Concert in Taiwan

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The "2011 GIRLS' GENERATION TOUR" is set to descend upon Taiwan on September 10 and 11, and the demand for tickets was extremely high, as all 20,000 seats have been sold out for some time. Fans have been frustrated by the difficulty in finding tickets, but now it appears that there will be another opportunity to secure seats for a concert.



According to the Taiwanese Superdome event website, a third concert date has been added on September 9, from 7:30pm to 10:30 pm. According to Superdome, ticket sales will follow the same procedure as for the first two concert dates, with priority orders beginning on August 27 at convenience stores in Taiwan before sales to the general public open on August 28.

Source: Superdome
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[News] Donghae to cancel trip to Taiwan due to injury

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Popular Korean idol group Super Junior's Donghae, who was initially scheduled to come to Taiwan on the 24th in order to promote the "Super Show 3 - Super Junior 3D Concert Movie" that would be screened, has unexpectedly cancelled his plans. The record company expressed that because Donghae had sustained an injury while filming a program in Korea, he was advised by the doctors to take a break after much deliberation, and was forced to cancel his trip to Taiwan.

Donghae was initially supposed to make a quick 7-hour visit to Taiwan, and participate in the press conference for the movie's premiere as arranged by his record company, but because Donghae's injuries weren't able to be healed in a short period of time, his Korean management company held an emergency discussion with the Taiwanese record company, and had decided to cancel his promotional activities in Taipei this time. AVEX Taiwan reiterated that although the press conference was cancelled, but the premiere of the movie would go on as planned.


Source: Yahoo Taiwan
Translated by eternalsnow @ SJ-WORLD.NET
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