TVXQ, BTS, SHINee, EXO, And More Make the "Top 50 concert rankings of 2018" by Nikkei Entertainment magazine

TVXQ, this year it is the top in the ranking of the Japanese concert mobilization power. 

According to the "Top 50 concert rankings of 2018" released by Nikkei Entertainment magazine in Nikkei Entertainment magazine in December, TVXQ has mobilized 1.28 million viewers, Overall, it ranked # 1, once again confirming its unrivaled status and powerful ticket power. 

As a result of ranking the top 50 concerts in 2018, Nikkei Entertainment ranked the total number of concert performers in the concert, which was announced until the end of this year, It is a measure to be able to measure "and explained, and it realized the constant popularity and influence of TVXQ. 

In addition, this result is the result of overcoming the legendary Japanese rock band B'z, Japan's top idol group ARASHI, and J-POP representative icon Amuro Namie, who have reached the 30th anniversary of their debut, and as the only Korean singer among the top 10 artists It took more meaning. 


TVXQ has successfully completed the third Japan's 5th Dome Tour "Toumei Kinki LIVE TOUR ~ Begin Again ~" which started in November of this year through the Nagoya Dome and Osaka Kyocera Dome performance in January of this year. Yokohama Nissan Stadium held a concert on March 3, and the finale of the tour was brilliantly decorated, and it attracted the attention of the foreign media including Japan by establishing a circulation record that mobilized a total of 1 million viewers who are the most spectators of a single tour of overseas singers. 

In addition, TVXQ is performing the Arena & Dome tour 'Dong Bang Shin Ki LIVE TOUR 2018 ~ TOMORROW ~' starting from the Saitama Super Arena performance in September, and it will perform once on 20th day at the Osaka Kyocera Dome performance from 18 ~ 19, , It is expected to receive an explosive response from local fans as it presents a spectacular stage where the TVXQ's colorful music and fantastic performances stand out 33 times in 10 cities in Japan.