World's First Deaf K-Pop Group Big Ocean Completes U.S. and Europe Tour [Official]

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Big Ocean, the world's first sign language idol group, successfully concluded its tour of the United States and Europe.

Big Ocean (Chan-yeon, PJ, Ji-seok) ended its approximately two-month fall tour across the U.S. and Europe with a concert in London, UK, on the 3rd (all times local).

According to management company Parasta Entertainment, Big Ocean began its tour in New York on September 13, visiting more than 10 cities to meet its fans, known as "Pado" (waves). In particular, the New York and Orlando shows, which opened the tour, sold out all seats.

Big Ocean held solo concerts in various parts of the U.S., including Charlotte, Chicago, Denver, and Phoenix, and also performed on the stages of Korean festivals in Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Houston.

Parasta Entertainment stated, "The European tour, which followed the U.S. leg, left an even more special meaning for Big Ocean and its fans. After the first-half European shows were unexpectedly canceled, the members released the digital single 'Make It Up To You' for the fans who had been waiting. During this tour, they directly presented the song to local fans through concerts in Cologne, Paris, and London, completing a more meaningful experience."

Through its management company, Big Ocean said, "Since our first-half shows were canceled, simply returning to Europe was already very significant for us," adding, "We finally got to sing 'Make It Up To You,' which we made for the fans who waited, in front of European fans, so it felt like we had kept our promise."

Meanwhile, Big Ocean showcased the 'Big Ocean × Andy Yu' collection, a collaboration with designer Andy Yu, at New York Fashion Week, and walked the runway themselves at Philadelphia Fashion Week. They also attended the Digital Flagship event held during the UN General Assembly period, delivering a meaningful message.

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