Tracks from his second album 'null' are receiving a warm response from the local audience.
He has plans for solo concerts in Asia and South America later this year.
JUNNY kicked off his North American tour successfully, starting from Montreal on the 16th and moving to Toronto on the 17th, New York on the 19th, Chicago on the 20th, and Dallas on the 22nd. This grand tour, running until March 5, is set to cover 11 cities in total, showcasing his immense popularity as five shows, including New York and Los Angeles, sold out quickly. During the opening week, he captivated the audience with energetic performances of multiple new songs, especially his double title tracks 'SOUR' and 'Energy' from his second album 'null'. He will continue the tour with shows in Austin on the 24th, Seattle on the 26th, followed by Los Angeles on March 1, San Francisco on the 2nd, Vancouver on the 4th, and Calgary on the 5th. Additionally, he plans to meet fans in three Asian cities and three South American cities later in the year for the 'null' concert.
JUNNY's North American tour marks a significant milestone in his growth as an artist and enhances his global recognition. The positive reception of tracks from his second album 'null' highlights his musical evolution. A unique appeal within the K-R&B genre, JUNNY engages deeply with his audiences in every city he visits.
The sold-out shows during his opening week reflect not just his fans' enthusiasm, but also the high expectations surrounding his music. It proves that his unique sound resonates beyond Asia, suggesting that this positive trend will continue throughout his future performances.
This North American tour transcends mere concerts; it provides JUNNY with essential experiences needed to establish himself as a global artist. Through these performances, he has the opportunity to connect with audiences from diverse cultural backgrounds, allowing him to widely share his music and messages. Moreover, this tour serves as a testament that his new album and songs are receiving favorable responses in various markets.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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