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Mumeong Jeonseol TOP7 turn sellout tour into Daegu, Busan encores

MBN’s Mumeong Jeonseol TOP7 add November Daegu and New Year’s Eve Busan encore concerts after nationwide tour sellouts.

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'Mumeong Jeonseol-Trot Sannae-deul-ui Seoyeol-jeonjaeng' TOP7, formed through the MBN trot audition 'Mumeong Jeonseol,' have added year-end encore performances. The concert organizer, Concert Garden Co., Ltd., announced that they will hold encore concerts in Daegu this November and Busan in December to repay the support of their fans.

MBN 'Unnamed Legend' TOP7 Confirms Year-End Encore Concerts Following Nationwide Tour Sellouts

This decision was based on the record of ticket sellouts that continued across various regions nationwide. Starting with the Anyang performance this past June, they continued a streak of sold-out shows including the Seoul Olympic Hall performance, as well as performances in Daegu, Suwon, Chuncheon, and Goyang. The Busan performance scheduled for August 29th is already completely sold out, even before the main tour has officially begun.

Additional Daegu and Busan Encore Performances Due to Sold-out Records

The confirmed encore performances will take place throughout November and December. The Daegu encore concert will be held twice on November 21st at the Daegu EXCO Convention Hall at 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Seat prices are 154,000 won for R seats, 143,000 won for S seats, and 121,000 won for A seats.

The Busan encore performance will be held on December 31st, marking the end of the year, at the BEXCO Auditorium at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., with seat prices operating the same as the Daegu performance. An official from Concert Garden Co., Ltd. stated, "Thanks to the great interest from fans toward the nationwide tour, we are able to continue regional encore performances. We will do our best to deliver the unique stage and emotion of 'Mumeong Jeonseol' through the remaining nationwide tour and encore performances."

By Park Cheol-won
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