tripleS to Hold World Tour Concert 'ANDLESS' at Jangchung Arena in October... All Seats Sold Out Thanks to Bold 30,000-Won S-Class Pricing
Amid an era of high prices where idol concert ticket prices exceed 200,000 won, girl group tripleS has set its S-class seat price at 30,000 won, drawing an enthusiastic response from fans. tripleS will kick off its new world tour concert 'ANDLESS' over two days, October 10-11, at Jangchung Arena in

Amid an era of high prices where idol concert ticket prices exceed 200,000 won, girl group tripleS has set its S-class seat price at 30,000 won, drawing an enthusiastic response from fans.
tripleS will kick off its new world tour concert 'ANDLESS' over two days, October 10-11, at Jangchung Arena in Seoul.
■ S-Class Seats at 30,000 Won... Bold Pricing Leads to Sell-Out
Recently, large concert venue seat prices have ranged from 150,000 to over 200,000 won, attributed to larger-scale productions and inflation. In contrast, S-class seats for this Seoul concert were set at a bold price of 30,000 won.
This pricing was intended to ease the financial burden of fans in their teens and twenties — the group's main consumer base — and to reward fans who have built the group's story together. Its effect was immediately proven, with all seats selling out right after tickets went on sale.
■ Full 24-Member Performance and Close Communication Expected
At this concert, all 24 members will gather for an overwhelming full-group performance, featuring diverse stages of the Dimensions created together with fans, as well as close communication.
■ World Tour Expanding to Asia and North America
After the Seoul concert, tripleS will expand its world tour to Asian regions including Macau and Tokyo, as well as major North American cities such as Toronto, New York, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Vancouver.
Alongside the concerts, the group plans to remain active, simultaneously releasing its own content and the WaveonKorea signature reality show 'Badge War Season 4: Trust No One,' while preparing for the release of its new album 'LOVE&POP pt.2.'
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