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dimensionsunited · 4 years ago

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AUGUST 2020 DIMENSIONS ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULES & REVIEW

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OVERALL COMPANY

Last month’s photo sessions for the base Culture Complex were a success and it seems like the project is off to a solid start, although some idols may be called back in for reshoots, especially for the 3D imaging, as necessary this month. All of the idols under BC, Dimensions, and Gold Star have been tasked with a new duty for the building this month: filming videos that will accompany some of the museum exhibits. The videos will be once again filmed in a studio, this time in front of a green screen, and the idols will be asked to talk about their feelings about important career events like their trainee days, debut, song releases, and major achievements. They will be given all of the subjects they are expected to talk about beforehand to rehearse their answers, and the director may request different wording or delivery of their answers as seen fit. (admin note: Muns have freedom about the specific topics muses are asked to talk about here within the guidelines given above, but any talk about scandalous or negative occurrences will be avoided.)

Important dates:

August 1-August 31: base Culture Complex museum intro videos filming (admin note: muses may encounter idols from other companies while there).

DIMENSIONS SOLOIST 1

Her comeback single is recorded, so it’s time for her to get the choreography down and optimize her performance for the catchy dance performance and charisma she’s so known for. She also has her second fittings ahead of teaser shoots and music video filming next month to decide on the final comeback wardrobe, and at the end of the month, she’ll be joining the company’s other two soloists in Los Angeles for a weekend for KCON.

Important dates:

August 23: Second MV and stage outfit fittings.

August 29: Performance at KCON LA (also performing: Dimensions Soloist 2, Dimensions Soloist 3, 7ROPHY, and Gold Star Soloist 2).

DIMENSIONS SOLOIST 2

He holds two solo concert dates in Seoul this month, where he’ll include “When You Call My Name” in his set list to give his fans a preview of his next release (and so that Dimensions can monitor fan reactions and decide how much promotion budget to give the song). The following weekend, he’s off to Los Angeles with the rest of Dimensions’ soloist roster for another KCON, this time on the west coast of the US.

Important dates:

August 22: Zero concert at Yonsei University Main Auditorium in Seoul.

August 23: Zero concert at Yonsei University Main Auditorium in Seoul.

August 29: Performance at KCON LA (also performing: Dimensions Soloist 1, Dimensions Soloist 3, 7ROPHY, and Gold Star Soloist 2).

DIMENSIONS SOLOIST 3

She continues to rehearse for her upcoming solo concerts this month, and will continue to be filmed throughout them for her reality show. The domestic market is by far Dimensions’ focus for her now since she’s shown such potential success in it, but they’ve decided to send their full soloist roster to KCON LA this month, which means she’s giving her first solo performance overseas this month, too.

Important dates:

August 29: Performance at KCON LA (also performing: Dimensions Soloist 1, Dimensions Soloist 2, 7ROPHY, and Gold Star Soloist 2).

GAL.ACTIC

August brings their ninth anniversary since debut on the 28th, thought Dimensions hasn’t organized any event for the full group to celebrate for fans in lieu of hoping to raise anticipating for tenth anniversary activities next year. Members are still encouraged by management to put some extra thought into reaching out to fans this month, though. In the meantime, they continue preparing their comeback by learning and rehearsing the choreography for the title track and the choreography for b-side “Bad Man Crying”, and attending fittings as usual. From August 23 to 26, they’ll be in Los Angeles for a festival performance.

Important dates:

August 10: MV and stage outfit fitting.

August 25: Performance at Korea Times Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA, USA (also performing: Decipher, Unity, and Fuse).

ALIEN

Alien continue music show promotions throughout the month, alongside a busy schedule of fan signs. The album does well, only improving on their past sales, and the song is received well by fans despite going mostly under the radar for the public as most of their releases have since the lawsuit. The end of promotions signal continued work on their first English album as they’ve been doing for the past year or so now, as they film the MV for ”Middle of the Night”, which they’ll have finished recording in the studio earlier in the month.

Important dates:

August 1: Fan sign in Gangnam, Seoul.

August 2: Fan sign in Yongsan, Seoul.

August 9: Fan sign in Mapo, Seoul.

August 10: Fan sign in Yeouido, Seoul

August 17: Fan sign in Gangnam, Seoul.

August 20: End of music show promotions.

August 21: “Middle of the Night” MV filming.

August 29: Performance at KCON LA (also performing: Knight, Alien, Lucid, and Gold Star Soloist 3).

MARS

Preparations for MARS’s Japanese comeback continue as they’re taught the choreography for “Can’t Say” in the early weeks of the month. The wardrobe is simple for the music video this time, so they won’t have full fittings before the filming day for the music video comes on the twentieth. Mid-month, MARS are also met with the news that they’ll be making a Korean comeback in the fourth quarter and they’ll record the album in the second half of the month with a return to form of what they’re most known for: a darker concept.

Important dates:

August 20: “Can’t Say” MV filming.

7ROPHY

7ROPHY are fully dedicated to focusing on filming Queendom this month. For the cover song task, they’ll be covering a song originally performed by the group the NPC Soloist competing on the show originally belonged to, so the stakes are high to prove what they’ve got, especially after coming off such a successful first round for them. Full details of Queendom filming for this month can be found here. From August 28 to August 30, they’ll be in Los Angeles to perform at KCON LA.

Important dates:

August 24: Queendom episode three & four filming (cover song stage).

August 27: Episode one of Queendom airs.

August 29: Performance at KCON LA (also performing: Dimensions Soloist 1, Dimensions Soloist 2, Dimensions Soloist 3, and Gold Star Soloist 2).

UNITY

It’s comeback season for Unity after a full year without a comeback and it seems the wait has paid off. The comeback earns them not only the best digital charting of their careers, but also A-tier boy group physical sales and a music show win. There’s no questioning that they’re now the best-selling boy group of the company physically, even if MARS still outdoes them in the public recognition that earns high digitals. Dimensions grows more eager than ever to see the heights Unity can reach as the month draws to a close, and the general attitude of staff around them reflects both the pressure and relief of a successful comeback.

Important dates:

August 7: “Kick It” MV reaction video filming.

August 7: Release of “Kick It” & Unity Zone album, music show promotions continue through September 7.

August 8: Fan sign in Mapo, Seoul.

August 9: Fan sign in Gangnam, Seoul.

August 15: Fan sign in Seocho, Seoul.

August 23: Fan sign in Songpa, Seoul.

August 25: Performance at Korea Times Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA, USA (also performing: Decipher, Gal.actic, and Fuse).

August 29: Fan sign in Gangnam, Seoul.

↳ CHAMPION

As Decipher finishes promoting their comeback and Unity makes their own comeback, a hold is put on touring, but BC and Dimensions have managed to land the members of the sub-unit a deal with Korean Air and they’ll be recording a special CF song for a music and safety video collaboration to bring more international attention to Korean Air following CHAMPION”s success overseas and to bring more domestic attention to CHAMPION, who are still not wholly accepted as a unit by fans of their main groups.

Important dates:

August 27: Korean Air x CHAMPION “Let’s Go Everywhere” MV and Safety Video filming.

LUCID

Lucid wraps up their Welcome to The Dream World tour on the second and then they fly back to Seoul to finish preparing for their comeback. They film their music video on the sixth, but in addition to comeback rehearsals, they also begin rehearsing for their LOL Showcase tour, which will tour Asia and focus on the “normal realm” side of their concept instead of the nightmare one they just toured for. This tour is far less performance-focused due to having a more fanmeeting-style set list with games, longer talk sections, and a hi-touch at the end of each show, so the rehearsal period is much shorter. Their comeback on the seventeeth proves they weren’t a one-hit wonder as Navillera soars to the top of the charts like “Rough” did and “You and I” failed to.

Important dates:

August 2: Welcome to The Dream World concert at Teatro La Huaca in Panama City, Panama.

August 6: “Navillera” MV filming.

August 17: Release of “Navillera” & LOL album, music show promotions continue through September 17.

August 23: LOL Asia Showcase tour at Yes24 Live Hall in Seoul.

August 30: Performance at KCON LA (also performing: BC Soloist 1, Knight, Alien, and Gold Star Soloist 3)

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season39 · 3 months ago

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R O U N D 8

KHOI VS JI WOO

SCORES :

KHOI — 70

JI WOO — 29

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KHOI WINS

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— END OF ROUND —

( Stay tuned for the upcoming R O U N D 9, and first round of SIDE B, marking the half point of our first row ! It’s coming out on :

[ 2024 . 8 . 15, 12 : 00 AM EST ] ! )

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RYU VS LARK

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dimensionsunited · 5 years ago

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MAY 2020 DIMENSIONS ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULES & REVIEW

Members may earn 3 points each (up to 6 points) for writing, by the end of June 7 KST:

A solo para of 400+ words based on their monthly schedule (does not count toward your monthly total).

A thread of six posts (three per participant, including the starter) based on their monthly schedule.

These schedules may be updated throughout the month if new information needs to be added.

Reminder: April schedule posts are due by the end of May 7 KST. Please do not post schedule posts in the fmdschedule tag.

Overall Company

On an idol level, there’s not much happening on a larger company scale this month. Dimensions still seems extremely invested in CHAMPION’s success as they debut next month and creative director Choi Dongwook has fallen some from his traditional savior status among the creative and marketing departments, as well as in the public’s eyes, after his insistence on Lucid revisiting their darker concept didn’t pay off, but for the idols themselves, it’s another month of schedules.

Important dates:

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Dimensions Soloist 1

University festival season brings with it a chance for her to get on stage and perform in front of large crowds again for what’s really the first time since she wrapped her tour and her last music show promotions. She’s still a popular choice for such festivals due to an image that’s more palatable for college-aged students than the typical idol. Still, several other idol groups and soloists will be among her peers performing at the festivals.

Important dates:

May 15: Performance at Yonsei University Akaraka Festival (also performing: WISH, Gold Star Soloist 1, and Fuse).

May 21: Performance at Myeongji University Festival (also performing: Aria).

May 27: Performance at Keimyung University Festival (also performing: BC Soloist 1).

Dimensions Soloist 2

Promotions continue as expected this month. Other than his music show appearances, he has a radio show guesting and some online video content to film. He’ll also be part of the list of singers performing at the Seoul Jazz Festival near the end of his promotion period as Dimensions continues to straddle the marketing line with him between idol and serious musician.

Important dates:

May 4: Idol Radio guesting.

May 6: M2 High-Live video filming.

May 8: “Feeling” Oasis Live video filming.

May 23: Performance at the Seoul Jazz Festival.

May 24: Performance at the Seoul Jazz Festival.

May 28: End of music show promotions.

Dimensions Soloist 3

The success of “I” has made her Dimensions’ new golden child in only one round of promotions. Said round of promotions ends May 15, but she proves she doesn’t need to be actively promoting for her song to remain stable on the charts. The company is impressed with the performance of the song to say the least, but that also means any chance she had of a break following her promotions has gone out the window. Instead, an OnStyle reality show has been concocted to really reel in all of the new potential fans she’s earned. Some of the content the company filmed that was originally intended to be uploaded to YouTube will be used for the early episodes of the show, but she has new content to film as well as the end of her music show promotions will be filmed.

Important dates:

May 15: End of music show promotions.

Gal.actic

Their Guangzhou fanmeeting was a success and now that they’re back in Seoul, it’s on to preparations for their mini-concerts at the end of the month. Dimensions Entertainment will be holding an eight-day long photo exhibition of Gal.actic throughout the years for fans to visit and Gal.actic will perform at the gallery on the first and last day of the event. Not only will they be performing their latest title tracks (”B.B.B”, “Someone Like U”, “Be Ambitious”), but also some fan favorites from earlier in their career (”Supa Dupa Diva”, “Venus”, “Gossip Girl”, ‘Sticky Sticky”, “A”) to match the theme of walking down memory lane. The members will be in rehearsals rooms throughout the month to remind themselves of any of the older choreography they may have forgotten.

Important dates:

May 24: Be Ambitious photo exhibition and mini-concert at Gallery K in Seoul.

May 31: Be Ambitious photo exhibition and mini-concert at Gallery K in Seoul.

Alien

Alien’s schedules have been incredibly busy in recent memory, so the lower profile they’ll be keeping this month is a change of pace. They have no public schedules this month as Dimensions releases their new Japanese album, but they will have work to do behind the scenes. Early in the month, the priority is to record yet another English single, “Someone’s Someone” and film the MV mid-month. The day after they finish filming for the music video, they’ll be in the studio to begin recording their next comeback album.

Important datess:

May 14: Someone’s Someone MV filming day one.

May 15: Someone’s Someone MV filming day two.

May 20: Release of Phenomenon Japanese album.

MARS

May is comeback month! As a brighter comeback, “Take Me Higher” leads to split opinions among MARS’s fandom, but it is their first comeback in almost a year, so the fan reaction is generally excited nevertheless. They have the luck of promoting during their sixth anniversary and will hold a mini fan-meeting outside of Inkigayo as they pass another year spent with fans, but members are encouraged to up fan outreach this month to take advantage of the sentimental feeling among them during their anniversary month.

Important dates:

May 14: Release of “Take Me Higher” & MARS Adventure in Wonderland showcase, music show promotions continue until June 14.

May 15: Arirang Radio Super K-Pop guesting.

May 19: Appearance on Fact In Star.

May 21: Take Me Higher Relay Dance video filming.

May 24: Sixth debut anniversary mini fan-meeting.

7ROPHY

7ROPHY begins the month finishes up preparations for their comeback at the end of the month. Amid constant practice to make their performances of their next comeback the best they can be, they have photo shoots and MV filming. In the week leading up to their comeback, they’ll also have their first university festival performances of the year, which Dimensions hopes will have the audience tuning in to hear what they put out next. There isn’t much time before the end of the month to see how “No” performs, but it doesn’t take long to see where it’s success is going to fall in their discography: somewhere above “Me”, but nowhere near the heights of “Latata”, “Hann”, or even “Senorita”.

Important dates:

May 1: Comeback teaser photo shoot.

May 6: “No” MV filming + individual video teaser filming..

May 22: Performance at Sogang University festival (also performing: BEE).

May 26: Performance at Daejin University festival (also performing: Decipher).

May 27: Release of “No” & No. 1 showcase, music show promotions continue until June 27.

May 28: Performance at Korea University festival (also performing: CHARM and Aria).

Unity

The end of their Japanese tour at the beginning of the month also marks the end of their tour. It was a successful one, so their managers will be sure to treat them to a meal on the company card when they get back to Seoul on May 5. Only one week of rest is in the cards for Unity, from May 6 to May 12 where the members will be freed from any group schedules and will be permitted to travel abroad (even without a manager) if they wish (excluding CHAMPION members who will be working on the sub-unit debut). It’s one of the biggest tests of their freedom they’ve had now that they’ve passed the four year mark, but upon their return, they’ll be reminded they’ve signed up for more work than play as they get immediately into preparations for their next comeback by recording the album.

Important dates:

May 2: Unity Tour concert at Musashino Forest Sports Plaza in Tokyo, Japan.

May 3: Unity Tour concert at Musashino Forest Sports Plaza in Tokyo, Japan.

May 4: Unity Tour concert at Musashino Forest Sports Plaza in Tokyo, Japan.

↳ CHAMPION

The official announcement of CHAMPION is made on the 5th and the reaction seems to be more negative than positive at first with some passionate fans of all three groups raising objections out of concern for group or solo schedules for their favorite idols. Dimensions and BC may not have anticipated the exact level of backlash the news gets, but their only choice is to operate on the idea that all publicity is good publicity. The goal this month is to get fans used to seeing everyone together by beginning to release content of them and even having an Instagram live as the first official live event with all six sub-unit members together before they make their debut next month. In preparation for the sub-unit’s tour, the members will be recording and learning the choreography for two new songs (”Dangerous Woman” and “With You”) this month, too. Furthermore, all members of the sub-unit who have made a solo debut as of the end of May 2020 will be informed they will be given a solo stage of their latest promoted solo single to pad out the tour set list. That affects the following muses as follows with the following songs:

@fmdjaewon: “Fiancé”

@fmdyul: “Focus”

Important dates:

May 6: Album unboxing video filming.

May 13: Instagram live.

May 30: Release of performance video.

Lucid

To say Dimensions seems in a rush to get promotions over with wouldn’t be wrong, but they’ve already invested in a month’s worth of promotions, so Lucid must see them out with the shining light of some university festivals to bring in money to the company. At the university festivals they’ll be performing songs from both their nightmare realm concept and their regular realm concept in their “You and I” styling despite the general public having made it clear which they prefer. Three days after they end music show promotions, the members will move out of their old dorm into a new, slightly nicer one in closer proximity to the company building. Roommates will remain the same.

Important dates:

May 13: Performance at Wonkwang University festival (also performing: BEE, Aria, and Gold Star Soloist 2).

May 22: Performance at Hanyang University festival (also performing: Lipstick).

May 23: End of music show promotions.

May 26: New dorm move-in day.

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JANUARY 2019 DIMENSIONS ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULES & REVIEW

Members may earn 3 points each (up to 6 points) for writing, by the end of January 31 KST:

A solo para of 400+ words based on their monthly schedule (does not count toward your monthly total).

A thread of six posts (three per participant, including the starter) based on their monthly schedule.

Threads do not have to take place directly during an important date listed on the schedule, but must be related to what the muse is mentioned to be doing in the paragraph explaining their schedule for the month and/or their thoughts on the mentioned activities or lack thereof.

These schedules may be updated throughout the month if new information needs to be added.

Overall Company

This month is mostly about regrouping on the executive level and finalizing how to go forward in 2019 with some recent unexpected changes under the company. Money is still tight, but Dimensions has stacked the beginning of 2019 heavy with comebacks to reflect on the respective comebacks’ successes (or failures) and plan the rest of the year around who is most profitable. It’s no secret to the idols under the company that their next comeback, regardless of who they are, needs to go well.

Important dates:

January 10: Meeting for company artists and those who work directly with them (managers, PR, etc.) headed by creative director Choi Dongwook. Dimensions Entertainment’s mission statements and overall plans for 2019 will be delivered.

Various dates: In a tradition started last year, by the direction of creative director Choi Dongwook, all artists will meet with both in-house producers and Choi Dongwook himself to discuss the styles of music they’d like to pursue in 2018. No promises are made that their wishes will be met, but Choi Dongwook would like to keep open a clear line of communication.

Dimensions Soloist 1

2018 was an amazing year for her, and so the beginning of a new year mainly brings around the end of award show attendances and performances for her and a New Year’s fansign. The company views her very favorably now, so to reward her, they’ve granted her a semi-vacation, including permission to take a trip if she desires to, excluding her aforementioned schedules

Important dates:

January 3: Fansign in Yongsan, Seoul.

January 20: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook and in-house producers.

Dimensions Soloist 2

The winter season is the perfect time to listen to music under the night lights of Hongdae, so he’ll be sent out this month in the cold to busk with his own music and some covers. Some of the performances will be filmed and uploaded to Dimensions’ Youtube to keep his fans engaged and to hype up a hopeful first concert for him in 2019.

Important dates:

January 4: Busking in Hongdae.

January 5: Busking in Hongdae.

January 11: Busking in Hongdae.

January 15: Seoul Music Awards.

January 18: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook and in-house producers.

January 19: Busking in Hongdae.

January 23: Gaon Chart Awards.

January 26: Busking in Hongdae.

Gal.actic

The photojacket and teaser pictures for the album have been completed and the members will film the music video for their comeback at the beginning of the month. The title track will end up being deemed unfit for broadcast, and the song will need to be performed with altered lyrics, which Dimensions has anticipated and isn’t something new for Gal.actic. The group will hold a special showcase for fans a day earlier than the album release and press showcase to build hype, and will also shoot a photo spread for BNT International’s February issue.

Important dates:

January 5: Photoshoot for BNT International.

January 17: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook.

January 30: Pre-release showcase for fans.

January 31: Release of “Be Ambitious” & album showcase, promotions continue until March 1.

Alien

Their next comeback is planned for March, and after testing more proactive American promotions with Unity’s most recent comeback, Dimensions has decided to invest in giving Alien a push of American promo with their next comeback and connecting them with an American publicity team. This means the members are being pushed into English classes and/or additional media training this month alongside finishing recording songs for their album.

Important dates:

January 6: Golden Disc Awards (Physical).

January 7: ISAC filming.

January 15: Seoul Music Awards.

January 16: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook.

January 19: Music Bank in Hong Kong (with CHARM, WISH, and Gold Star Soloist 2)

MARS

This month’s comeback is a bit different from what MARS has done before in sound, but Dimensions has hired some of the trendiest choreographers and has taken on some new stylists for MARS’ team in hopes of switching things up just enough to keep fans’ interest. They’ll be preparing for a future fanmeeting throughout January, but they’ll also be doing the normal promotional rounds with music shows and radio shows. Three members of the group will also go on Hello Counselor this month, while the other three go on Radio Star, each as representatives of the full group.

Important dates:

January 1: Release of single “Cactus”, promotions continue until February 1.

January 2: 89.1 KBS Cool FM radio show recording.

January 8: Hello Counselor filming for maknae/main dancer/vocal, lead rapper/vocal, and main vocal 2.

January 14: Airing of Hello Counselor episode.

January 21: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook.

January 22: Radio Star filming for leader/main dancer/lead vocal, main vocal 1, and main rapper/lead dancer.

January 30: Airing of Radio Star episode.

7ROPHY

To capitalize on the astounding success of 7ROPHY’s latest mini-album, Dimensions has them filming and releasing a short weekly “daily life” reality show on Youtube so that their new fans can more easily grow attached to their personalities.The filming will be set in their dorm and around Seoul in ordinary places like coffee shops and grocery stores to promote the concept of the group being like a close friend (or a girlfriend) to the audience. This month, members are encouraged to film solo self-cams (with a manager present) visiting some of their favorite places in Seoul. A comeback single has also been approved for March, so there’s a lot of pressure on the members to deliver a similar success to their last release.

Important dates:

January 5: Golden Disc Awards (Digital).

January 7: ISAC filming.

January 22: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook.

January 23: Gaon Chart Awards.

Unity

"Simon Says” promotions begin in the middle of the month, but on top of that, the members are preparing for their first major concert tour, the first dates of which will occur in Seoul in March before they then embark on a round of concerts in Japan. The members will each be assigned a specific date within the first two weeks of the month to conduct an hour-long solo V Live to connect with fans and hype up the repackage. The topic of the V Live is up to the members as long as it’s appropriate and passes approval by managers. A full group V Live will occur on the morning of the album release as well, and all V Lives will be monitored by at least one manager in the room.

Important dates:

January 7: ISAC filming.

January 15: Release of “Simon Says” & Regulate repackaged album showcase, promotions continue through February 15.

January 15: Seoul Music Awards.

January 23: Fansign in Sangnam, Seoul.

January 24: Fansign in Mokdong, Seoul.

January 25: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook.

January 29: Hi Touch event in Gangnam, Seoul.

Lucid

To bid adieu to their initial dark concept “nightmare” trilogy, the members are will be embarking on the beginning of their first tour this month in Japan and Brazil, markets that have responded the most positively to the first half of Lucid’s concept. Lucid will be performing several of their own songs, plus a few covers. In addition, during the Europe leg of the tour, which will occur at the very beginning of February, each member will be given the opportunity to do a solo cover stage, as long as it has low production value (no extravagant concepts or stage decorations), which the members will be rehearsing for this month. The second half of their concept is expected to bring in more of a domestic audience, so Dimensions hopes this tour will help the group connect with international fans before focusing in on the Korean market this year. Most of the month, while Lucid is in Seoul, they’ll be finishing shooting the photojackets for their album and finally filming the music video for their title track that will be released next month.

Important dates:

January 5: “Fly High” tour concert at Bigcat in Osaka, Japan.

January 6: “Fly High” tour concert at Questhall in Tokyo, Japan.

January 7: ISAC filming.

January 11: “Fly High” fansign at Hotel Jangadeiro in Recife, Brazil.

January 12: “Fly High” fansign at Maison de France in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

January 13: “Fly High” fansign at Hotel Mercure Lider in Brasília, Brazil.

January 15: “Fly High” fansign at Teatro Ressurreição in São Paulo, Brazil.

January 16: “Fly High” showcase at Tropical Butanta in São Paulo, Brazil.

January 24: Creative meeting with Choi Dongwook.

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