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Wednesday, 17 July 2013
INFINITE to give first comeback performance on ‘20’s Choice Awards’
INFINITE will give their first comeback performance at the upcoming Mnet ‘20’s Choice Awards’.
The ‘20’s Choice Awards’ will take place at the Kintex in Ilsan on July 18 and INFINITE, who just returned with new mini album, will have its first ever performance of its comeback title song, “Destiny”.
Other artists confirmed for the event include SHINee, Roy Kim, Girl’s Day, Verbal Jint and Daybreak.
cr : dailykpopnews
INFINITE releases making of “Destiny” MV
Following the release of the blockbuster music video for “Destiny”, INFINITE has now unveiled a making-of video, giving fans a peek of what went on behind the scenes of the production.
“Destiny” music video was filmed at Universal Studio in the U.S. It was directed by Zanybros’ Hong Won Ki, one of the best Korean MV directors who have worked with top singers like Seo Tae ji and Girls’ Generation.
Check out the clip below.
cr : dailykpopnews
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
B2ST, INFINITE, and SISTAR to hold special themed performances at the’2012 Melon Music Awards’
B2ST, INFINITE, and SISTAR have confirmed their attendances for the ‘2012 Melon Music Awards‘ along with a special stage!
The three groups will be collaborating for a special stage on the upcoming music ceremony on December 14th. According to concert directors, the two part ceremony will be a festival to heal the hearts of fans, aptly titled ‘Music is Healing’. B2ST, INFINITE, and SISTAR have been chosen as the stars of the concept, which will be divided into three themes titled ‘Girl is Healing’, ‘Dance is Healing’, and ‘Star is Healing’.
SISTAR will be making transformations as Catwomen breaking into a casino with a 60 member dance team while INFINITE is expected to flip the tables on the expectations of the audience with a dance stage never seen before. As for B2ST, they’ll be coming up with a whimsical concept as ‘little princes’ to put on a dream-like stage.
MMA representatives stated, “As this is the first and the last music festival made entirely for domestic fans, we’ve created a lot of stage concepts different from anything ever seen before. You’ll only be able to see them at the MMA so please look forward to their special stage.”
Check back with allkpop for the ceremony on December 14th.
Source + Photo: bnt News
credit: allkpop.com
Friday, 10 February 2012
INFINITE to gift Inspirits on Valentines Day with ‘INFINITE JAPAN STORY’
Thursday, 12 January 2012
INFINITE helps clean the stadium after ‘Idol Star Athletics Championships’
Sunday, 8 January 2012
INFINITE’s Sungjong rebels cutely against leader Sunggyu
Friday, 6 January 2012
INFINITE’s promotional concert posters are a hit
Thursday, 29 December 2011
Super Junior’s cumulative album sales for 2011 reaches 350,000 units – crowned “Album King”
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Infinite's Woohyun, Sunggyu and solo artist Seo Inguk cast in "Gwanghwamun Sonata" musical
"Gwanghwamun Sonata" features a cast of well-known Korean singers and musical actors such as Yoon Dohyun, Jo Sungmo, Lee Yool, Lisa, Jung Wonyoung, Park Junghwan, Choi Jaewoong, Kim Taehan, Kim Youngjoo, Go Wonyoung, and many others.
"Gwanghwamun Sonata" premiered at Sejong Center for the Performing Arts just last year, and passes as a jukebox musical taking notice of older songs such as "Old Love" and "When Love Passes By". The musical is set to open at the Seoul LG Arts Center on February 7th and will have performances until March 11th.
Source: EndlessLimits and TVReport
Thursday, 1 December 2011
INFINITE to release a Christmas digital single
Tip: Mrs_NamWooHyun
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
The Hallyu wave’s ever-growing influence in Japan
The term ‘Hallyu’ is now a part of everyday Korean vernacular, but its international influence is exceeding what anyone had ever expected. Glimpses of the Hallyu wave can now be seen regularly on the streets of Tokyo, Japan.
For starters, Jang Geun Suk‘s recent concert at the Tokyo Dome drew 45,000 fans, causing much commotion on the streets. His fans eagerly bought devil-horn headbands to showcase their fandom, and promotional posters for the concert were well-scattered on the streets of Ginza as well as Tokyo.
Not only that, billboards promoting 2PM-2AM‘s joint concert were visibly seen from the major streets of Akasaka, Ginza, Roppongi Hills, and more, informing fans of the boys’ January show. One fan remarked, “I personally like INFINITE. The more that boy bands like 2PM and 2AM gain popularity, the younger K-pop fans seem to get.”
A billboard of girl group After School also hangs from a department store building in Roppongi with aChristmas promotion in Shibuya, and actress Kim Tae Hee‘s endorsement advertisement can be easily spotted in the Japanese subway stations.
Hallyu is proving to have a significant impact on the Japanese lifestyle, to the point where an organization understandably protested Korean TV in front of the FujiTV building.
But the Hallyu-effect is proving to change not just entertainment in Japan, but the way the Japanese think about Korea.
A tour guide who has been living in Japan for over 15 years remarked, “Even just 10 years ago, the Japanese resented and belittled anything from Korea. But ever since actor Bae Yong Joon catalyzed a Hallyu boom [with dramas like 'Winter Sonata'], the wave has been sweeping Japan since.”
Source & Image : enews24 via Nate
cr: allkpop.com

