Fans of Super Junior need to mentally prepare themselves for upcoming ticket sales for the idol group's world tour.

The competition to get tickets to the concerts are expected to be fierce this year because the 10-member K-pop group hasn't held a solo concert as a group in a shocking two years and four months.

Tickets for "Super Show 6" go on sale at 8PM KST on August 7 on the GMarket wesbite (https://ticket.gmarket.co.kr). Super Junior's world tour will launch in Seoul, Korea then go on to performances in major cities in Japan, China and Thailand.

The boys of Super Junior have gathered about 1,350,000 fans in total during the course of their world tours. Now that the group's leader, Lee Teuk, has been discharged from the army and is scheduled to join his fellow idol members in the upcoming concerts, the expectations of fans are at an all-time high.

The first concert of the "Super Show 6" world tour will be held at the Seoul Jamsil Sports Arena on September 20 and 21.

In the midst of all the excitement surrounding the singers' upcoming world tour, boy band member Lee Teuk has been making headlines for his low-key exit after being discharged from the army on Tuesday, according to Channel News Asia.

Lee Teuk was enlisted to complete his mandatory military service in October 2012 and was greeted by fans and media this past week when he was returning home to his family. However, unlike most Korean stars, Lee reportedly did not address his fans or speak to the media following his discharge.

"Lee Teuk wanted to keep his discharge from the military a low-key affair and we have decided to respect his wishes," stated Super Junior's management agency SM Entertainment.

Although Lee remained quiet, fellow Super Junior member Kim Hee Chul couldn't hide his excitement regarding the group leader's return, according to the publication Star N.

Kim uploaded a photo of the two performing together on his Instagram account with the caption, "Welcome. 83. Mr. 20051106."