CIX US Tour 2022: Cities, Dates, More You Need to Know About Their First Overseas Concerts
Get ready, FIX! CIX is embarking on their first concert tour in the United States, set to begin this 2022!
CIX US Tour 2022 'REBEL' - Group Reveals Cities and Dates
CIX is finally meeting their fans in the United States through their first concert tour called "CIX 1st Concert REBEL in U.S."
Jinyoung, BX, Hyunsuk, Seunghun, and Yonghee will deliver spectacular performances in six cities across the country.
CIX US Tour 2022 "REBEL": Cities, Dates, More You Need to Know About Their First Overseas Concerts
In particular, the five-piece boy group will hold shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, and New York from late April through early May.
To learn more about CIX US tour schedule, please refer to the following:
- April 27 - Los Angeles
- April 30 - San Francisco
- May 2 - Atlanta
- May 5 - Dallas
- May 7 - Chicago
- May 10 - New York
Meanwhile, ticket details and venues for each US stop will be announced at a later date, so stay tuned!
CIX to Kick Off First Concert Tour 'REBEL' in Seoul With 3-Night Show
Before heading to the US, CIX will first hold live performances in South Korea, which will mark their first solo concert in the country after two years and nine months of debut.
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CIX Seoul Concert 2022 "REBEL": Cities, Dates, More You Need to Know
The boys' "REBEL in SEOUL" will run from April 15 to 17, three days in a row. All three concerts will take place at the BLUESQUARE Mastercard Hall, which is located in the Itaewon-ro neighborhood in Yongsan-gu District.
Information regarding the ticket sales for the South Korean group's concert residency is yet to be revealed.
Are you attending CIX's Seoul concert or any shows during their US tour? Which songs would you like the group to perform? Tell us in the comments section below!
About K-pop Boy Group CIX
CIX is a five-member boy group under C9 Entertainment.
In particular, the quintet is the first boy group of the agency. The name "CIX" is an acronym for "Complete in X" (complete in unknown).
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CIX US Tour 2022: Cities, Dates, More You Need to Know About Their First Overseas Concerts
CIX officially stepped into the K-pop scene on July 23, 2019, when they dropped their first EP called "Hello Chapter 1: Hello, Stranger." This EP consists of five songs including the title track "Movie Star."
A Japanese edition of this EP was later released in October of the same year and included bonus tracks, such as the Japanese rendition of "Movie Star" and the Japanese original song "My New World."
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CIX US Tour 2022: Cities, Dates, More You Need to Know About Their First Overseas Concerts
Despite being a rookie group, CIX impressively sold a total of 37,898 copies of their debut album on the Hanteo Chart in just the first week. It was the fourth-highest first-week sale amount for any debut album by K-pop groups in 2019 (as of August).
On the July 30 broadcast of "The Show" in the same year, CIX earned their first-ever music show trophy with "Movie Star," making them one of the fastest K-pop acts to win on a music program (doing so in only seven days).
CIX US Tour 2022: Cities, Dates, More You Need to Know About Their First Overseas Concerts
CIX made their first comeback in November 2019 with their second EP "Hello Chapter 2: Hello, Strange Place." They continued to release more albums as a part of their "Hello Chapter" series until February 2021.
The quintet's latest Korean music release is their first studio album "OK Prologue: Be OK," which currently holds the group's record for highest first-week sales on Hanteo with 110,228 copies.
This coming March 30, CIX will drop their first Japanese studio album, "Pinky Swear."
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Mhaliya Scott reported this. KpopStarz owns this article
