An article has been written about TVXQ by Billboard.com, an American music site.
Billboard.com’s article, titled, ‘TVXQ Breaks Bon Jovi’s Record in Japan, Headlines Billboard KPOP Masters Concert’, takes a look into TVXQ’s Japanese activities. Regarding TVXQ, Billboard.com wrote “This K-Pop group suffered a setback in 2009 when three of its original members jumped ship, however, the Japanese public’s continued support can be clearly seen through these recent album sales figures.”
The site highly praised the news that TVXQ beat American rock band Bon Jovi’s record. TVXQ released their new album ‘TONE’ on the 28th of last month in Japan and topped the Oricon Daily Charts that day. 205,000 copies of their album were sold in the first week, beating the record set by Bon Jovi in 2000 whose album ‘Crash’ sold over 200,000 copies in its first week.
Befitting their title as the representative Hallyu group, TVXQ will be headlining the ‘K-POP Masters Concert’ at MGM Grand’s arena in Las Vegas on the 25th of November and this was mentioned in the article.
Source: [Billboard Korea + Billboard.com (quote)]
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