Monsta X Concert Ticket Sold Out In Just One Minute
By : Anisa Triyuli And Aldi Firhand A | Sunday, April 15 2018 - 22:36 IWST
Monsta X
INDUSTRY.co.id - South Korea - Monsta X, the boy group formed by Starship Entertainment announced that they will be starting their 'connect' concert tour in various countries.
Before holding a concert tour in Europe, Asia, North America, and South America, Monsta X first held the concert in South Korea.
Reporting from Soompi, Friday (13/4/2018) the Starship Entertainment revealed that the concert tickets Monsta X sold on April 12 and sold out in just 1 minute after the online sale opened.
The concert will be titled in Seoul on the 26th and 27th of May, at the Jangchung Arena. Monsta X will be promoting their new mini album 'The Connect'.
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