Hello, it's been long.
And it's been very long since the last time that Libera's tour to Korea was a subject here, too.
It looks like Libera is planning to visit Korea this coming July!
There was a newsletter about a performance going on at Iksan Arts Center(IAC), and at the end it talks about some performances that are scheduled to be at IAC. Libera was mentioned to be scheduled for this coming July. http://www.domin.co.kr/news/articleView ... _code=S1N9
(Thanks to Ro-goon, a Korean fan who's found the news first)
So below are the news/infos that I've collected after seeing that news.
1. Confirmation of the tour
The tour is not confirmed yet; they need to get more concert halls in order to confirm it.
The Seoul Art Management(SAM) that managed last two tours in Korea are again managing the tour.
Currently they are looking for more concert halls that are available, and in my guess, affordable, too.
IAC, the one from the news above, is also not 100% confirmed. According to SAM they are still in the middle of adjusting. But when I called IAC they sounded more like they are pretty sure it's going to happen. We'll have to wait and see, but I'm not going to lie, I am excited.
*edited* oops i forgot to mention that according to SAM, we will know for sure by February.
2. The number of the concerts
SAM is expecting/trying to get as many concerts as they can get.
Libera has visited Korea five times since 2005, and the last time in 2016 was the first and the only time where Libera did more than two concerts, and where they had concerts out side of Seoul area.
Iksan, where IAC is located is also out of Seoul, and it makes no sense that Libera will not have any concerts in Seoul or to have only one concert, coming all the way to Korea.
My hope is that they will successfully adjust everything and have as many concerts as they can have without doing any harm to Libera(physicaly tiring or etc).
Hi Emily,
Thanks for finding all this out and I'm very happy for you
Ofcourse we'll be eagerly anticipating further details along with you and the other Korean fans
You raise me high beyond the sky
Through stormy night lifting me above
This is good to know for those planning to attend; of course we await official confirmation from Libera and SAM also. I am so happy for you and the other fans in Korea who will get to hear them!
I'm assuming that if they did visit Korea for a Summer tour, there's a decent chance they would visit some other countries in East Asia because of the length of time available to them. Taiwan, China, Singapore are possibilities, although I'm not sure if flying between Taiwan and China could be an issue in the future. I suppose you couldn't rule out some cities in Japan other than where they will be in October, or the Philippines. I don't know if Indonesia has ever been considered, but it's a pretty long distance from Korea. However, they did travel from Singapore to Tokyo in 2012, which is almost as far. I read that the Vienna Boys Choir visited Indonesia for the first time in 2016.
fan_de_LoK wrote: ↑<span title="Thu Jan 23, 2020 12:51 am">4 years ago</span>
A second venue is mentioned in some articles as to host Libera for a coming performance, the "Incheon Culture & Art Center"
With the sever Corvid-19 virus out break in S. Korea, what is the possibility the summer tour will be cancelled. I mention it because it has happened before with the SARs outbreak a few years ago.
It's almost the middle of March, I would think there are some hard decisions that need to be made very soon if this situation is a concern for the boys health and safety, including the older members of the adult staff.
I'm still hopeful that the virus will have subsided enough by late July for the tour to go forward. However, any plans that Libera has for the next three months could certainly be in jeopardy, including recording an album.
bachmahlerfan wrote: ↑<span title="Wed Mar 11, 2020 5:13 am">4 years ago</span>
I'm still hopeful that the virus will have subsided enough by late July for the tour to go forward. However, any plans that Libera has for the next three months could certainly be in jeopardy, including recording an album.
Agreed. I put the odds of cancellation at no better than 50/50.
Given that the October 2020 Japan Tour has already been postponed, I'd say that the Korea tour (which has never been officially announced) is probably postponed as well.
The Ely concert was going to happen in 2 weeks so logic would say it was a scheduled tweet that went live. It was just in reference to Ely before lock down and the concert being postponed.
