South Korean pop star IU, aka the ‘nation’s little sister’, is coming to Hong Kong this May as part of her upcoming ‘H.E.R’ world tour. Before you scramble online to secure your tickets, we’ve gathered all the answers to your key questions about the concert.
Where and when will IU’s concert be in Hong Kong?
IU’s ‘2024 H.E.R World Tour’ will be held in Hong Kong on May 25 at 7pm, and May 26 at 6pm at AsiaWorld-Arena.
How much are tickets to IU’s concert?
Tickets to IU's concerts are priced from $680, $980, $1,480, and $1,680. All tickets for the concert are seated.
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How do I get tickets for IU’s concert?
Members of IU’s official fanclub can purchase pre-sale tickets on April 10 from 10am onwards on Trip.com. Following that, members of the general public can purchase tickets for the concerts on April 15 from 10am onwards on Cityline.
What is Hong Kong’s setlist for IU?
Although there isn’t an official setlist for IU’s performances in Hong Kong, here’s the setlist from her most recent concert in Taipei on April 6.
1. Holssi
2. Jam Jam
3. Ah Puh
4. Bbibbi
5. Obliviate
6. Celebrity
7. Blueming
8. Eight
9. Hold My Hand
10. I Stan U
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11. Havana
12. The One and Only (cover of Accusefive)
13. Strawberry Moon (acoustic version)
14. Through The Night
15. Shopper
16. Above The Time
17. You&1
18. Love Wins All
19. Shh..
20. Twenty-three
21. Holssi (rock version)
22. Leon (Eu God-G Isn't Eu song)
23. Lilac
24. Palette
25. Ending Scene (first verse only)
26. Coin
27. Someday
What other countries will IU visit for her world tour?
IU’s 2024 concert will span across 18 different cities and will kick off in Seoul during March. Other cities that IU will visit include Singapore, Manila, Berlin, Newark, Rosemont, Yokohama, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Atlanta, Oakland, Taipei, London, Osaka, Washington D.C, and Los Angeles.
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