November has proven to be one of the most K-Pop filled months of 2014 for fans in the United States.

Legendary group g.o.d kicked off the parade of shows with their concert on November 7 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. g.o.d then traveled to Newark, New Jersey to perform at the Prudential Center. Their performance at the Prudential Center was one of the first major K-Pop concerts to be held at the venue since Big Bang’s 2012 Alive Tour.

Kim Tae Woo of g.o.d will perform an intimate jazz concert for fans at Rockwood Music Hall on Thursday, November 13 at 9 PM. A limited audience will have the opportunity to hear Kim Tae Woo perform with the backing of a live band. The band is comprised of local New York musicians under the musical direction of Hyunwook Yang. Audiences must be 21 and over. Tickets are priced at $50.

The golden days of JYP Entertainment’s music was represented by the appearance of the label’s former artists g.o.d. However, present-day JYP will be celebrated through U.S. stops of 2PM’s Go Crazy Tour.

2PM will take over the Prudential Center in Newark on Friday, November 14. 2PM will then travel to the Rosemont Theatre in Rosemont, Illinois on November 16. Fans of 2PM in Texas will have the opportunity to see the group at the Verizon Theatre in Dallas on November 18. 2PM will cap off their U.S. tour on November 21 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Tickets for all engagements are available through Powerhouse.

Jellyfish Entertainment’s VIXX will kick off their two-engagement appearance at Star Plaza Theatre in Merrillville, Indiana on November 22. VIXX then perform at New York City’s Terminal 5 on November 23. There are added perks for VIP ticket holders and the first 300 non-VIP ticket holders for NYC will receive high-touch passes. Tickets are available through Music Enkor.

Gummy and Fly to the Sky will bring their collaboration concert to Pasadena, California on Saturday, November 29. The vocal powerhouses will perform at the Pasadena Civic Center at 7PM. Tickets range from $61.95 through $225.00 after fees and are available through Ticketmaster.

November is a busy month for K-Pop shows in the U.S.
Are you attending a K-Pop concert this month in America or in your home country? If so, who are you going to see and what will you be bringing?