Enhypen shared the where it will be performing during its upcoming international tour on Friday.

The group will kick off its tour with two concerts in Seoul on Sept. 17 and beginning Oct. 2, will visit six cities in the US, from Chicago and Atlanta to New York.

The “Manifesto” tour, named after the boy band’s third EP “Manifesto: Day 1,” will bring the septet to Japan the following month. The group will perform six times in three cities, including Osaka.

The official tour poster also said that more dates and venues may be added later.

The EP was released on July 4 and sold over 1.13 million copies in two days, becoming the band’s second album that surpassed 1 million sales. It topped the iTunes top albums chart in 17 regions.

Pentagon to hold concerts in Japan in September

Pentagon will host its first in-person concert in Japan on September 15-17, the group’s agency Cube Entertainment announced on Friday.

Only six out of its nine members will take to the stage, though, as Jinho, Hui and Hongseok are serving their mandatory military duties.

The concert will be held in Tokyo, the day after the release of the band’s fifth Japanese EP “Feelin’ Like.” The EP consists of five tracks, including “Mr. Wolf” co-written by Jinho and Kino.

The band’s previous release was its 12th EP “In:Vite U” which dropped in January. The EP topped iTunes top albums chart in 30 regions and the main track “Feelin’ Like” ranked No. 1 on the iTunes top songs chart in 11 regions, as well as the worldwide albums chart.

BTS hits double platinum in Japan with “Proof”

BTS was awarded a double platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan for the anthology album “Proof” on Friday.

The three-CD album recorded 250,000 shipmenst and qualified for the certification. It topped Oricon’s weekly and combined weekly album rankings when it came out in June.

The album was the most-sold album in the first half of 2022, according to a local chart on Friday. It had sold 2,957,410 copies so far, having sold 2.75 million units in the first week of sales.

Meanwhile, the compilation album extended its stay on the Billboard 200 to three weeks, ranking No. 13, according to the publication’s most recent tally that was released on Wednesday in the US. It debuted at No. 1 on the chart and dropped down three rungs the following week. Lead track “Yet To Come” hit Billboard’s Hot 100 at No. 13 and was No. 68 the week after.

Oh My Girl’s “Dun Dun Dance” tops 100m streams

Girl group Oh My Girl logged 100 million streams with “Dun Dun Dance,” according to agency WM Entertainment on Friday.

This is the third song from the band to reach the milestone, following “Nonstop” and “Dolphin.”

“Dun Dun Dance” fronted its eighth EP “Dear Ohmygirl” from May of last year. The group swept all major charts in Korea and picked up a series of trophies from annual music awards at home with the dance pop tune. It also came in first place three times at television music chart shows with the song.

Separately, the seven-member act released its second studio album “Real Love” in March. In May, Jiho left the group while the rest of the bandmates renewed their contracts with the management firm.

By Hwang You-mee
(glamazon@heraldcorp.com)