Super Junior's "Super Show 4" concert achieves record breaking status after at least 80,000 gathered for their two day concert at Kyocera Dome, Osaka, Japan. On December 10th and 11th, Super Junior held a successful concert in Japan, which was further dubbed to be record breaking.
Despite not having official promotions for their debut and further releases, Super Junior was able to sell out all 80,000 seats for their two day event, proving their popularity in the country.
On the two day concert, it was further revealed that the group performed a number of their greatest hits including "Bonamana", "Sorry Sorry", "Superman" and "Mr. Simple". Fellow labelmate f(x) also appeared as guests as they performed for the track "Oops!"
Other special stages from the group included solo stages from the members, as well as performances from Super Junior's subunits.
Super Junior and the rest of the crew were able to pull off a stunning concert, utilizing the large venue with wire and laser effects, cranes and other stage directions.
Meanwhile, "Super Show 4" is set to visit other countries such as Taiwan and Singapore, while plans for a stop in Europe and the U.S. are currently being discussed.
Despite not having official promotions for their debut and further releases, Super Junior was able to sell out all 80,000 seats for their two day event, proving their popularity in the country.
On the two day concert, it was further revealed that the group performed a number of their greatest hits including "Bonamana", "Sorry Sorry", "Superman" and "Mr. Simple". Fellow labelmate f(x) also appeared as guests as they performed for the track "Oops!"
Other special stages from the group included solo stages from the members, as well as performances from Super Junior's subunits.
Super Junior and the rest of the crew were able to pull off a stunning concert, utilizing the large venue with wire and laser effects, cranes and other stage directions.
Meanwhile, "Super Show 4" is set to visit other countries such as Taiwan and Singapore, while plans for a stop in Europe and the U.S. are currently being discussed.
Source: Newsen
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