Super Junior announces Hong Kong and Macau stops on their 20th anniversary tour
ELFs, here's something to look forward to! Super Junior is celebrating their 20th anniversary (!!) this year, and they're bringing their world tour 'Super Show 10' to both Hong Kong and Macau.
After starting things off in Seoul towards the end of August, the second-generation K-pop group moves straight onto Hong Kong, before making their way through Indonesia, the Philippines, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, Singapore, Macau, and Malaysia. South Korean music acts don't usually perform in that many Latin American countries so this schedule will be much appreciated by Latinx fans.
Super Junior will also release their 12th studio album Super Junior 25 on July 12, which is their first album in about three years. This gives fans plenty of time to get familiarised with their new songs, as the nine active members will take the stage at AsiaWorld-Arena on September 5 and 6, and then at Galaxy Arena in Macau early next year on January 10 and 11, 2026.
No ticketing details have been announced yet, so keep an eye on this space.
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