Tickets for K-Pop Super Concert Available Now

Dubai: Following the news that the incredible K-pop Super Concert will be taking Coca-Cola Arena by storm on the 20th March 2020, tickets for the show will officially go on sale today (27th January 2020) at 9am.

Fans that pre-registered for the show are able to get their hands-on tickets today (26th January 2020), while tickets will go on sale to the general public tomorrow at 9am from just AED 250.

With a huge fan-base in the region and a following of more than 10 million worldwide, the show will see an incredible line up of the biggest K-pop acts today, with performances from NCT 127, RGP, LABOUM, Jun – and headliner, Super Junior.

The show at Coca-Cola Arena on 20th March promises an unrivalled performance with state-of-the-art lighting, audio and visual effects – a performance not to be missed by K-pop fans across the region with an amazing line up of five bands performing!

K-pop (abbreviation of Korean pop) is a genre of pop music originating in South Korea – and is now a global phenomenon, earning fan loyalty across the world.

Fans can purchase tickets by heading to www.coca-cola-arena.com

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