IVE continues to sell out all seats on its world tour... DIVE gathers on the 18th and 19th at Kyocera Dome

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'MZ wannabe icon' IVE (IVE's Yujin, Gaeul, Rei, Wonyoung, Liz, and Seo) has once again demonstrated their powerful ticket power.

According to IVE's agency Starship Entertainment, the second leg of IVE's second world tour, "SHOW WHAT I AM," scheduled to be held over two days on the 18th and 19th at Kyocera Dome Osaka in Japan, has sold out all seats for both shows.

While all designated seats for the performance sold out, IVE, buoyed by enthusiastic support, has reopened additional 'restricted view tickets' and they are currently on sale.

This is IVE's first performance at Kyocera Dome. Starship Entertainment expressed confidence that, building on IVE's accumulated stage capabilities, the group will deliver a high-quality performance featuring more diverse choreography, solid live vocals, and spectacular stage production.

According to officials, IVE will perform a new song from their upcoming fourth Japanese album, "LUCID DREAM," scheduled for release on the 27th.

Meanwhile, IVE will continue its "SHOW WHAT I AM" stage at Tokyo Dome in Japan on the 24th, following its performance at Kyocera Dome. The group made its debut at Tokyo Dome during the encore shows of its first world tour, "SHOW WHAT I HAVE," in 2024, drawing a total of approximately 95,000 attendees over two days with all seats sold out, generating significant buzz.

IVE's second world tour, "Show What I Am," successfully kicked off with a three-day run from the 31st to the 2nd at KSPO DOME (formerly the Olympic Gymnastics Arena). Showcasing performances unique to IVE and solo stages that highlighted each member's individual capabilities, the group reaffirmed their teamwork and stage dominance. They plan to expand their tour to include venues in Kyocera Dome, Tokyo Dome, and across Asia, North America, Australia, and New Zealand.

IVE, which officially debuted in Japan in 2022, has continued its constant local activities. With its third Japanese album released last year, "Be Alright," the group topped Billboard Japan's "Top Album Sales" chart, while "After LIKE" surpassed 200 million cumulative streams on the Billboard Japan streaming chart.

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