K-pop boyband HIGHLIGHT will perform in Bangkok for their ‘Lights Go On, Again’ 2024 Asia concert tour. This new date adds to their existing stops in cities like Hong Kong, Singapore, Kaohsiung, and Tokyo. Here are the concert details you need to know.
On June 10, live concert tour promoter CK Star Entertainment announced on their Instagram that veteran K-pop boyband HIGHLIGHT will head to Bangkok for their ‘Lights Go On, Again’ 2024 Asia tour. They will perform on 30 June at Chaengwattana Hall, Central Chaengwattana.
This additional date for HIGHLIGHT’s Asia tour comes after their initial announcement of performing at selected Asian cities like Hong Kong, Bangkok, Kaohsiung, and Tokyo.
HIGHLIGHT ‘Lights Go On, Again’ 2024 tour in Bangkok: Concert venue, ticket pricing, music setlist, and more
The Bangkok stop for Highlight’s ‘Lights Go On, Again’ 2024 tour will happen on 30 June 2024.
The concert venue is Chaengwattana Hall, Central Chaengwattana from 5pm onwards. Ticket prices are from THB 2,800, 4,500, 5,300, 6,300, 6,800, respectively. You can check out ticket details on their website.
HIGHLIGHT kicked off their ‘Lights Go On, Again’ 2024 tour at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea, across three days in May 2024 (May 10 to 12).
The ‘Lights Go On, Again’ tour also coincides with the 15th anniversary of HIGHLIGHT since their debut. Furthermore, this tour marks the band’s first feature live concert in two years since “HIGHLIGHT Live 2022 ‘Intro’” in Seoul in 2022.
Who is HIGHLIGHT?
HIGHLIGHT is a K-pop boyband quartet formed by members Yoon Doo-joon, Yang Yo-seob, Lee Ki-kwang and Son Dong-woon. Formerly known as BEAST, the group first debuted under the latter’s name in October 2009 under Cube Entertainment with the album ‘Beast is the B2ST’.
The group left Cube Entertainment in 2017 after their exclusive contract ended. They then joined their new agency Around Us Entertainment to re-debut as HIGHLIGHT.
BEAST was formerly a six-piece, but member Jang Hyun-Seung left the group in 2016 (during BEAST). The other member, Yong Jun-Hyung, subsequently left HIGHLIGHT in 2019.
HIGHLIGHT recently reclaimed the rights to their original name BEAST, through an agreement reached with the band’s previous agency, Cube Entertainment. In addition, the band can now use the trademark for BEAST, HIGHLIGHT’s agency Around Us Entertainment said in a press release on April 2024. But the band “will continue to release music as HIGHLIGHT,” the press release also revealed.
The ‘Lights Go On, Again’ tour also supports HIGHLIGHT’s latest EP album release, ‘Switch On’. It contains the lead single ‘Body’, an upbeat house track about confidence.
(All images credit: Around Us Entertainment)
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