Shinee World III

SHINee World III
World tour by Shinee

The official poster of the tour
Location Asia, North America, South America
Associated album The Misconceptions of Us, Everybody
Start date 8 March 2014 (2014-03-08)
End date 22 June 2014 (2014-06-22)
Legs 3 (2 Asia, 1 Latin America)
No. of shows 2 in South Korea
1 in Mexico
1 in Chile
1 in Argentina
1 in Taiwan
1 in China
1 in Indonesia
8 in total
Shinee concert chronology

Shinee World III (promoted as SHINee CONCERT "SHINee WORLD III") is the third concert tour by South Korean boy group, Shinee. The tour kicked off with a two-day special concert in Seoul, on March 8 and 9. It continued to six other countries—Taiwan, China, Indonesia, Mexico, Chile, Argentina—with Shinee performing in a total of seven cities.[1] Their first ever world tour, it gathered over 67,000 fans over its short 8-date, four-month run, making it one of the most successful concert events of the year.

The live album of the tour, The 3rd Concert Album "Shinee World III", was released on December 11, 2014. The album contains two CDs with a total of 33 tracks. The album was recorded in their Seoul leg at Olympic Gymnastics Arena on March 8 and 9, 2014.[2][3] On April 27, 2015, they released the concert video album entitled Shinee - The 3rd Concert "Shinee World III".

History

On January 29, 2014, SM Entertainment announced Shinee's "SHINee CONCERT-SHINee WORLD Ⅲ - in Seoul" at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Songpagu, Seoul on March 8 and 9.[4] The tour continued to Mexico, Chile, and Argentina.[5]

Seoul

The boys held the first concert of the tour in Seoul on the 8th and 9th in front of 25,000 fans.[6] The boys said,

We named our concert 'popcorn'. Everyone has to pop. We mean that everyone has to stand up and enjoy themselves. We released a lot of albums last year and met with our fans for a while. We felt good because we felt like our spectrum was getting wider. We think that was reflected onto this concert. Even the parts where we were doubtful over, we got confidence that we could do them.[6]

The group performed a total of 29 songs, including some of their hits like "Juliette", "Lucifer", "Ring Ding Dong", "Sherlock", and the Korean versions of Japanese singles, such as "3 2 1" and others.[7]

Mexico

Shinee performed in the Mexico City Arena on April 4 for 8,000 fans, their first concert in Latin America.[8]

Santiago and Buenos Aires

On April 6 and April 8, Shinee performed in Chile and Argentina, respectively. In Chile the concert was sold out within minutes and gathered around 8,500 fans. The boys performed 25 songs which included powerful and colorful performances. To celebrate member Jonghyun's birthday the fans prepared signs that read, "Happy Birthday Kim Jong Hyun". The concert also gathered over 100 reporters from different press media.[9] In Argentina the concert also successfully gathered over 8,500 fans and was sold out immediately.[10][11] Like the fans in Santiago, the fans in Buenos Aires also prepared a special event to celebrate Shinee member Jonghyun's birthday. The fans prepared a cake and signs that read, "Happy Birthday Jonghyun!". Another surprise for the group was the special event during Green Rain when the fans held up signs that read, "Argentina loves SHINee!". Shinee members said,

We were surprised to see the passionate response of the fans and felt great energy from them. Thank you for showing us so much support during our first visit and we want to comeback if we get the chance.[12]

Shanghai

On June 1, the group held a concert for the first time since their debut in Shanghai and, despite the bad weather, the concert successfully gathered around 10,000 fans.[13]

Set list

Schedule

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Date City Country Venue
Asia
March 8, 2014 Seoul South Korea Olympic Gymnastics Arena
March 9, 2014
North America
April 4, 2014 Mexico City Mexico Mexico City Arena
South America
April 6, 2014 Santiago Chile Movistar Arena
April 8, 2014 Buenos Aires Argentina Luna Park Arena
Asia
May 11, 2014 Taipei Taiwan Xinzhuang Gymnasium
June 1, 2014 Shanghai China Shanghai Indoor Stadium
June 22, 2014 Jakarta Indonesia Mata Elang International Stadium

References

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