Global sensation girl group Le Sserafim is set to conquer Japan’s iconic Tokyo Dome with back-to-back encore concerts on November 18 and 19, marking a major milestone in their rising global career. Their agency Source Music announced the world tour ‘Easy Crazy Hot’ encore will light up the huge venue in Tokyo, following a thrilling first world tour that started in April and electrified 18 cities across Asia and North America. Yonhap News highlighted this career-defining achievement for the group.
A dream realized and new surprises
Le Sserafim expressed heartfelt gratitude through their agency, saying, “It still feels unreal to step onto the long-dreamed Tokyo Dome stage. We thank our members who have worked hard and especially our fandom ‘Fearnot’ for making this possible. We promise to deliver the best moments.” For this encore, the group prepared a refreshed setlist with new stages and teased special guest appearances, promising fans an unforgettable experience.
Global domination
The concerts cap off their first world tour that thrilled fans across 18 cities including Saitama in Japan, Taipei, Manila, Singapore, as well as major North American cities like Newark, Chicago, and Las Vegas – with all tickets selling out rapidly. During the North American leg, Le Sserafim made history as the first K-pop girl group to appear on major U.S. TV shows, including the popular talent show ‘America’s Got Talent’ and the ‘Jennifer Hudson Show,’ cementing their status as global superstars.
Intimate fan connection and powerful stage presence
Despite the massive venue, Le Sserafim plans intimate engagement with fans by moving throughout the arena and sharing interactive moments. With fresh choreography and set design, this encore concert is positioned to be an epic celebration of their explosive rise and solidify their title as the top 4th generation girl group.Le Sserafim’s Tokyo Dome entry is more than a concert; it is a declaration of their growing dominance in global pop music, delivering both high-energy performances and emotional resonance with fans worldwide.
AloJapan.com