XG’s world tour “The first HOWL” has seen a surge in sold-out tickets. The upcoming XG concert in Shanghai experienced a rapid sell-out, with over 160,000 purchase requests in just one second! Furthermore, their latest song, “SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT,” has made a strong global debut and is off to a flying start!
XG Explosive World Tour: Shanghai Sells Out in a Flash
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— XG OFFICIAL (@XGOfficial_) July 29, 2024
General sales start at 1PM (CST) on 8/2 (FRI)
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Currently, XG is on their first world tour, “The first HOWL,” with sold-out shows continuing to emerge. XG Shanghai concert received over 160,000 purchase requests and sold out in just one second.
XG has kicked off their Manila concert, followed by performances in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur. Their upcoming shows this month include in Hong Kong (Aug 13), Shanghai (Aug 20), Chengdu (Aug 22), and Beijing (Aug 24).
Purchase XG 1st World Tour “The first HOWL” tickets on the official website.
XG Newest Latest Track “SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT” Achievement
XG, the hip-hop/R&B-inspired girl group, is achieving remarkable success with their latest song, “SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT,” released on July 26, the follow-up to their previous hit, “WOKE UP.”
“SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT” is the first pre-release track from XG’s upcoming second mini-album, set to drop on November 8. This track blends minimalism with diverse sounds hidden within the track. The song is directly produced by JAKOPS (SIMON JUNHO PARK), the representative and Executive Producer of XGALX, infusing it with XG’s originality and creating music that inspires everyone to dance, regardless of age or gender.
The music video, released on the same day as the song, visually represents “XG living their daily lives while concealing their alien instincts.” It depicts a sudden reveal of XG’s special abilities while disguised as humans, leading to chaos in the city.
SOMETHING AIN'T RIGHT (Official Music Video) is OUT NOW!
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In less than a week of its release, the music video has surpassed 5 million views and ranked on the YouTube trending charts in 13 countries and regions, including first in Japan, ninth in Brazil, and eleventh in the UK, drawing global attention right from its debut.
On the iTunes Song Chart (Dance), the song ranked first in 14 countries and regions, including the United States and Saudi Arabia. In the iTunes Song Chart (Overall), it reached the top 100 in 18 countries, securing first in Singapore and third in Japan, showcasing its popularity.
On Spotify, “SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT” has achieved impressive results, breaking records previously set by XG’s last track, “WOKE UP.” It entered the “NEW MUSIC FRIDAY” global playlist, a rare feat for a Japanese artist, reaching 27 countries and regions, including the USA, UK, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Malaysia. This accomplishment further cements XG’s status as a global rising group.
ALPHAZ Reactions
Fans have taken to social media to express their excitement, commenting:
- “It’s so addictive that I can’t stop listening!”
- “This is the perfect summer song!”
- “The gap from ‘WOKE UP’ is incredible! I can’t help but get hooked!”
- “It’s going to be so much fun to sing live!”
Their enthusiasm suggests excellent potential for future success.
Additionally, on August 1, it was announced that XG’s previous track, “WOKE UP,” released on May 21, secured the top spot for nine consecutive weeks on the “Billboard Global Japan Songs Excl. Japan” chart. All eyes are now on how “SOMETHING AIN’T RIGHT” will perform on next week’s chart.
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