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The K-Pop supergroup to end all K-Pop supergroups, SuperM is comprised of members from popular K-Pop boy bands SHINee, ECO, NCT127 and WayV. Formed in the summer of 2019, the seven-member outfit only released their debut self-titled EP in October 2019, but are already prepped and primed for world domination. Don’t miss the We Are The Future live concert series AKA first ever tour of North America this fall!
Described as ‘the Avengers of K-Pop’, SuperM was carefully crafted by South Korea’s largest entertainment company SM Entertainment. Already taking America by storm, their EP landed right at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, making history for earning the largest debut sales by a K-Pop act. Don’t miss the breakout group as they rise to stratospheric heights!
Six Standout Moments From SuperM’s Sold-Out Show at the Forum
SuperM, dubbed “the Avengers of K-pop,” performed a sold out show at The Forum in Los Angeles on Feb 1. The seven members from SHINee, EXO, NCT, and WayV, four groups under the SM Entertainment banner, released an eponymous EP last October that caters to the American audience and have been touring North America since November.
For those who are unfamiliar, the group consists of Baekhyun, Taemin, Kai, Taeyong, Ten, Lucas and Mark. Baekhyun is the leader and a vocalist from popular boy group EXO. Kai also hails from EXO and is the main dancer, lead rapper, and a vocalist. He also has experience acting and is Korea’s first global ambassador for Gucci. Taemin, who entered the industry at age 14 as part SHINee, acts as a main vocalist and main dancer. Taeyong, Ten, Lucas, and Mark are members of NCT 127 and WayV, units under SM’s new group concept NCT.
SuperM’s show at the Forum was a super-sized debut for the group and included these standout moments:
Shoutouts to Los Angeles
It was a special night for SuperM fans in Los Angeles, also known as the birthplace of the group after its debut performance at the Capitol Records Building. Members repeatedly showed their love for the city, shouting out L.A. and the iconic Forum throughout the night. Lucas let his love for The Boiling Crab be known, while Taemin, who has been in the industry the longest, noted that performing in L.A. felt different compared to the other cities.
All fan armies welcome
Lightsticks are the norm at any K-pop event, and most groups have their own official stick that fans use to cheer on their group of choice. Some are able to sync with the music via Bluetooth, filling the stadium with synchronized lights. The designated SuperM glowstick stood out against the sea of lights as fans showed up in droves, but an honorable mention goes to the fans who brought NCT, EXO, and SHINee lightsticks along with their SuperM merch. The array of colors, denoting different fan bases, created a rainbow effect in the arena and exemplified why the group is considered K-pop’s Avengers.
A mix of unreleased and classic tracks
SuperM’s setlist included two unreleased tracks, “Dangerous Woman” and “With You.” The lyrics to “With You” are sung in English from start to finish, while others feature Korean. Other artists in SM Entertainment have released songs that were previously live-only, so fans can hope for a studio release of these tracks soon.
Taeyong and Ten also performed “Baby Don’t Stop,” which was released back in 2018, and Taeyong was happy that it proved to be a crowd favorite. Taemin’s solo performance of “Danger” was also a surprise as it was first released back in 2014 and he has since released new solo music. The mix of unreleased tracks and older classic tracks made SuperM’s show truly unforgettable and unique.
Solo performances for each member
Each SuperM member had a chance to shine as a solo star. Taemin was the first to showcase his songs, “Danger” and “Goodbye,” followed by Taeyong hyping up the crowd with the unreleased track “GTA,” which stands for Grand Trouble Artist. Ten performed “Dream in a Dream” and “New Heroes,” showcasing incredible choreography. Lucas brought unique energy to the stage with the unreleased all-English track “Bass Go Boom.” Baekhyun then performed two tracks from his R&B EP “City Lights,” “Betcha” and “UN Village.” Mark, the native English speaker who, at 20, is also the youngest member, performed “Talk About,” and Kai was the last to perform solo with “Confession.” Kai’s steamy solo turn elicited cheers with his every move, but all of the solo performances demonstrated a dynamic talent while showcasing individuality.
Lee Soo-man’s appearance
When the members thanked staff members and the audience at the end of the show, LCD screens lit up with SM Entertainment founder Lee Soo-man waving his SuperM light stick, cheering the members on and congratulating them on a great show. Fans love to see him interact with his artists and many jokes were made about asking him to release some unreleased tracks.
Jopping
SuperM capped off the night with lead single “Jopping,” the tune that drove the group to the top of the album chart in October. Fan chants echoed throughout the arena and the audience was screaming along with Mark’s rap verse in the song, making it a highlight for sure. It was the perfect track to close out the show and everyone left the venue with high energy.
SuperM promised to return to LA and it looks like there is a lot more to look forward to from Baekhyun, Taemin, Kai, Taeyong, Ten, Lucas, and Mark in 2020.
Sold-out arenas, manic fandom: Will K-pop supergroup SuperM be the next BTS?
Seven hours before the K-pop band SuperM took the stage for their sold-out show at the Forum last week, crowds were already packed outside the venue. No one needed to be there so early. The unseasonably hot weather sent sweat down fans’ faces — many covered with surgical masks, perhaps from coronavirus fears — and dampened their SuperM sweatshirts, SuperM T-shirts and SuperM proprietary lightsticks.
But thousands of young K-pop stans had waited months for this day, when an unprecedented supergroup of South Korea’s top pop stars would headline Los Angeles as part of a U.S. and worldwide arena tour.
The boys were just steps away, in fact, down the Forum Club stairs, past the giant portraits of Bob Dylan and Guns N’ Roses, in a windlowless backstage green room. There, SuperM’s Taemin, Kai, Baekhyun, Mark, Ten and Lucas (all early to mid-20s), kicked back on a gigantic couch, dressed in Balenciaga sweatshirts and high-streetwear bomber jackets. Their green, blue and bleach-blond hair fell over skin so flawless it looked like they’d had Instagram filters implanted.
Taeyong, the seventh, was a bit worse for wear, clutching his stomach in agony from an unspecified illness. He powered through the shivering to silently nod hello to a Times reporter, before beelining back to the dressing room to recover. Still, the band felt prepared for the night.
“I was really nervous when I first went on that stage, I actually didn’t have too much confidence,” Lucas said, about the band’s first-ever live show outside the offices of their U.S. label Capitol back in October (all members but Mark used a translator for English interviews). “A lot of the nervousness came from the fact that I really wanted to put my best foot forward. But now, I can definitely say I feel more confident about where I am.”
“K-pop is not just for K-pop fans anymore,” says Kai of the group SuperM. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
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Super M’s only been a group for six months, but they were as surefire an idea as any in pop. Its members had been K-pop stars for nearly their whole lives, in the groundbreaking groups EXO, SHINee, NCT127 and WayV. In the wake of BTS’ rout of the U.S. pop charts and stadiums, SuperM is already tipped as the next phenomenon in K-pop, with four popular bands’ fan bases built in, and both Capitol and SM Entertainment, the most storied label in K-pop from founder Lee Soo-Man, behind them.
In October, the band set a record for debut week sales by a K-pop act, and topped the Billboard 200 album charts with their self-titled EP.
But they’ve also endured tragedy, including the 2017 suicide of Jonghyun, Taemin’s bandmate in SHINee. These seven young men, none older than 27, face the all-consuming demands of K-pop celebrity and an industry going through a time of profound self-reflection and change.
As they limbered up for this set — maybe the biggest show of their young careers in this band — they knew the stakes.
“This is basically like the re-debut for a lot of us,” Kai said. “There is some of that pressure and that expectation on us, because there was a kind of shock value to this group. This is going to be a different kind of stage.”
In K-pop, it’s common for bands to be modular. Groups often have sub-units or spinoffs to appeal to different markets like Chinese speakers. It’s especially helpful for boy bands, where superstardom is no insulation from compulsory military service in South Korea, and acts can be reconfigured to keep stars on the road.
But nothing like SuperM has happened in the genre before, where standout members of already superfamous bands joined forces. “The Avengers of K-pop” comparisons come up often, but maybe instead think of the 1992 U.S. Olympic basketball “Dream Team,” with seven-part harmonies and two-hour sets of impeccable choreography.
Even though all the members are in their twenties, in the ultra-compressed world of K-pop, SuperM is intergenerational. “I used to listen to SHINee before I even came to the label to train,” Mark, 20, said, looking over admiringly at his bandmate Taemin, 26. “To have our voices be harmonized together, and to be able to see him as a guy I know as a friend, that changes the way I listen to his music or see his performance.”
Being in the new band was also a chance to break out of the established roles in their main acts. “In EXO, I’m one of the youngest, but here I’m one of the oldest and that’s a really fun dynamic,” Kai, 26, said. “When I look at Lucas, I remember back when I first debuted and that makes me feel young again, like ‘Oh, I remember when I was like that too’.”
“Men get more attractive as they get older, so it’s kind of better to debut later,” 21-year-old Lucas joked, ribbing his bandmate in return.
SuperM isn’t diluted for Western tastes. But they are particularly rangy for K-pop: At their Forum show, Taemin, one of the older members and a K-pop veteran since 2008, sang pristine R&B on “Goodbye” and nailed every mark of a long, complicated solo dance. Kai’s trap-influenced “Confession” was the raciest number, punctuated by long flashes of abs that sent fans into paroxysms of lust.
“The genre as a whole is exploding over here,” said Tarynn Law, 27, who works at a music tech firm in Malibu and ponied up $175 for a floor seat to the Forum show. “Artists like Taemin and EXO haven’t toured here in quite some time or, in WayV’s case, at all, which makes SuperM’s love for the States pretty special for a lot of fans, too.”
The group’s new material — the purring melodic bounce of “No Manners” and the hard-pivoting EDM of “Jopping” (a goofy portmanteau of “Jumping” and “Popping”) — show an ear for K-pop sounds that can translate not just globally, but specifically on U.S. streaming and arena tours.
“I personally think that this group itself is not really westernized or altered at all for any type of market,” said Baekhyun. But he agrees that their sound challenges both K-pop and Western styles. “To be honest, when I first heard the song ‘Jopping,’ I thought it sounded a little bit too different. But now when I see the U.S. or the international fans’ reaction, it really made an impression on them. There was a bigger picture that Mr. Lee was thinking of.”
After helping to push NCT127 to the top tier of K-pop acts in the U.S., Capitol sees SuperM as both the most promising new bet in K-pop today, and the start of a deeper relationship with the Korean label SM Entertainment and its founder Lee Soo-Man, at 67 a titanic figure in South Korean business and culture (imagine Steve Jobs or Marvel’s Kevin Feige, if they’d invented a music genre that became their country’s most visible export).
Given K-pop’s uniquely devoted fan culture, where physical record sales are an expression of loyalty and fans camp out to buy $70 avant-garde sweatshirts, it’s no surprise that Capitol wanted to continue what “Mr. Lee,” as he is affectionately known in South Korea, had started.
“Like many music executives, I’ve watched with keen interest how K-pop’s immense popularity has been spreading around the globe,” Steve Barnett, the chairman and CEO of Capitol Music Group, said in an email. “I’ve certainly wanted to be in this space for a while, but I knew I had to find the right partner. Mr. Lee is an incredibly impressive and successful entertainment executive and creative force. Everything is first rate with his company and the artists he develops and brings to the world.”
Indeed, Mr. Lee, who hand-picked the members of SuperM, was at the Forum show, and when the camera panned to him in his suite, he was cheered as loudly as any star on stage. Given BTS’ “Saturday Night Live” and Grammy performances, Blackpink’s knockout set at Coachella last year and the reunion of veteran K-pop act BigBang this year at the same fest, the genre and its figureheads have never been more visible in the U.S.
But the squeaky-clean scene has, over the last few years, faced many of the same reckonings about overwork, toxic fan culture, misogyny and mental health that the wider entertainment industry has dealt with. Last year, K-pop was shaken by the suicides of two female stars, Goo Hara and Sulli, that thrust those long-simmering issues to the forefront.
Taemin knows that sense of tragedy more intimately than anyone. As a founding member of SHINee, he was devastated by the suicide of his bandmade Jonghyun in 2017. The loss shook K-pop as a whole, including all the members of SuperM. But Taemin lost a bandmate and close friend. He still struggles with how to speak about it, and when the topic came up, a Capitol rep encouraged him to be as honest as he felt comfortable with. He wanted to keep the personal pain of that loss private, he said, but acknowledged that speaking out on mental health issues in K-pop is the only way to effect change.
“When it comes to celebrities, it’s always kind of a double-edged sword. They’re loved by so many, but at the same time, they’re in the spotlight and everything they do is analyzed or scrutinize by so many people,” Taemin said. “But the industry is definitely changing for the better.”
In a few hours, they would walk out to a packed Forum and show fans what K-pop is capable of. For two hours, they demonstrated the virtuosity, musical range and physical craft that goes into a set pushing the peak of a genre. As a cultural phenomenon, K-pop has nothing left to prove in America anymore. Now it’s up to its acts to show what’s possible within it.
”It’s really encouraging to see how we can all bridge the gap, and everyone can just be part of a global music scene,” Kai said. “This shows us that K-pop is not just for K-pop fans anymore.”
K-Pop All-Star Group SuperM Coming to the Forum February 1
K-Pop All-Star Group Announces
SuperM
WE ARE THE FUTURE
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COMING TO THE ‘FABULOUS’ FORUM ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Tickets Go On Sale Saturday, October 5
Band Releases Debut EP – The 1st Mini Album ‘SuperM’ –
On October 4th Via SM Entertainment/Capitol Music Group/Caroline
LOS ANGELES (October 2, 2019) — K-pop all-star group SuperM will launch its first series of live shows on November 11th, 2019 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX. The first leg will include a November 19th show at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Kicking off on January 30th, 2020 at Viejas Arena in San Diego, the second leg will include a February 1st, 2020 concert at the “Fabulous” Forum in Inglewood – one of four West Coast dates. The U.S. outing will conclude at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC on February 6th, 2020. See below for itinerary.
Tickets for the live shows, which are being produced by Live Nation, go on sale Saturday, October 5th, 2019 at 10am local time at SuperMofficial.com. In celebration of the band’s first series of live dates, the majority of tickets at all shows are priced at $50.00 (plus fees) with a limited number of premium tickets available through VIP Packages and Platinum. Every online ticket purchased for the run will include a CD of the band’s debut EP – The 1st Mini Album ‘SuperM’ – set for release on October 4 via Korea’s largest entertainment company, SM Entertainment, in partnership with Capitol Music Group (CMG) and Caroline.
NME said, “’Supergroup’ is a term that’s thrown around a lot these days…[SuperM] is a band worthy of that tag, pulling together some of Korea’s most talented artists from some of SM’s most iconic male groups.” Its seven members – Taemin from SHINee, EXO’s Baekhyun and Kai, NCT 127’s Taeyong and Mark, and Ten and Lucas of Chinese band WayV – have sold more than 14 million adjusted albums combined globally and amassed nearly four billion online video views worldwide. With their respective bands, they’ve performed for over seven million people around the globe.
The 1st Mini Album ‘SuperM’ is now available for pre-order HERE. Bundles featuring the EP and a choice of eight augmented reality t-shirts (one for each member and a group t-shirt) are available for pre-order HERE.
SuperM – LIVE
2019
November 11th Fort Worth, TX, Dickies Arena
November 13th. Chicago, IL, United Center
November 15th Atlanta, GA, Infinite Energy Arena
November 17th Washington, DC, EagleBank Arena
November 19th New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
2020
January 30th San Diego, CA, Viejas Arena
February 1st Inglewood, CA, Forum
February 2nd San Jose, CA, SAP Center
February 4th Seattle, WA, ShoWare Center
February 6th Vancouver, BC, Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena
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About the Forum:
The award-winning “Fabulous” Forum, located in Inglewood, CA, is the largest indoor performance venue in the country designed with a focus on music and entertainment, in addition to select sporting events. The interior of the bowl features flexible seating that ranges from 17,500 seats to 7,000 seats, enabling the venue to attract a wide variety of premier events. Fans at the Forum enjoy approximately 8,000 square feet of event level hospitality offerings, including merchandise, along with food and beverage options from some of SoCal’s most celebrated brands. A tinted glass wall separates this concession area from the arena, ensuring fans do not miss a moment of the performance. A 40,000 square foot outdoor terrace surrounds the perimeter of the building and offers food and beverage options, as well as comfortable furnishings, to further elevate guests’ enjoyment. The Forum delivers a one-of-a-kind experience for all thanks to its superior acoustics, intimate ambiance and state-of-the-art facilities. Designed with entertainers and performers in mind, the venue includes nine, star-caliber dressing rooms that provide unparalleled comfort. The Forum is part of The Madison Square Garden Company’s portfolio of iconic venues, which also includes: New York’s Madison Square Garden, the Hulu Theater at MSG, Radio City Music Hall, the Chicago Theatre, the Boch Center Wang Theatre, and the Beacon Theatre. For more information, please visit www.fabulousforum.com.
For additional information, contact:
Kristen Kanopka, Capitol Music Group / [email protected]
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Update: SuperM Announces Dates For European Leg Of “We Are The Future” Tour
Updated December 14 KST:
SuperM is heading to Europe!
Following their first North American tour, which is set to wrap up in February, the SM Entertainment group will be taking their “We Are The Future: Live” tour to Paris and London.
SuperM will be performing in Paris on Wednesday, February 26 and London on Friday, February 28.
Original Article:
With SuperM’s debut coming up this week, the new SM Entertainment group has announced their first North American tour!
The group will be kicking off their “We Are The Future: Live” tour on November 11 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, and the first leg of their tour will include a stop at the famous Madison Square Garden in New York City on November 19.
Check out the shows announced so far below, with more to come!
November 11 — Fort Worth, TX, Dickies Arena
November 13 — Chicago, IL, United Center
November 15 — Atlanta, GA, Infinite Energy Arena
November 17 — Washington, DC, EagleBank Arena
November 19 — New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
January 30 — San Diego, CA, Viejas Arena
February 1 — Los Angeles, CA, The Forum
February 2 — San Jose, CA, SAP Center
February 4 — Seattle, WA, ShoWare Center
February 6 — Vancouver, BC, Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena
Tickets go on sale for the concerts on October 5 at 10 a.m. local time. Every online ticket purchased will come with a CD of SuperM’s first mini album, which is due out on October 4.
SuperM is a new boy group with members Taemin of SHINee, Kai and Baekhyun of EXO, and NCT’s Taeyong, Mark, Ten, and Lucas. Check out their latest debut teasers here!
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