Twice Previews Upcoming 5th Japan Studio Album
Jack Lee
wangjb77@gmail.com | 2024-07-04 21:43:46
The new album, titled "Dive," is scheduled for release on July 17, marking the group's return to the Japanese music scene approximately two years after their fourth studio album, "Celebrate." "Celebrate" was a monumental release for Twice, as it was specifically crafted to commemorate the fifth anniversary of their debut in Japan. The album's success was underscored by its impressive achievement of reaching the No. 1 spot on Oricon's daily album ranking, solidifying Twice's status as a leading force in the Japanese music industry.
Twice's upcoming album "Dive" promises to deliver a fresh and engaging musical experience, showcasing the group's growth and evolution since their last release. Fans are eagerly awaiting the new tracks, which are expected to reflect the diverse talents and dynamic energy that Twice is renowned for.
In conjunction with the album release, Twice is set to embark on the Japan leg of their fifth international tour later this month, further demonstrating their global appeal and tireless work ethic. The tour will commence on July 13 and will see the group performing at three major stadiums across Japan: Osaka, Tokyo, and Kanagawa. The tour is scheduled to conclude on July 28.
A notable highlight of this tour is Twice's groundbreaking performance at Nissan Stadium in Kanagawa, one of the largest concert venues in Japan. This historic event will mark the first time a non-Japanese female act has hosted a standalone concert at this prestigious venue, underscoring Twice's exceptional popularity and influence in the region.
As Twice continues to break records and set new standards in the music industry, both their upcoming album and tour are highly anticipated events. Fans and music critics alike are looking forward to seeing how Twice will continue to innovate and captivate audiences worldwide with their latest endeavors.
Sayart / Jack Lee, wangjb77@gmail.com
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