Do you think multiple members from the same group doing solo tours at the same time is a good idea??

Japan proved that this can work, but on the other hand the members of the group who toured with their solo-stuff also toured together even tho their group is on hiatus for 2 years now and they mainly performed their solo-songs lol

If Japan can do that than I bet Korean can to

I'm not a KPOP company, nor do I strive to be but my wallet is straining right now hearing this

Why am I even looking at this from a $$$ standpoint? I don't even care that much about the companies LMAO

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I'm not a KPOP company, nor do I strive to be but my wallet is straining right now hearing this

Why am I even looking at this from a $$$ standpoint? I don't even care that much about the companies LMAO

Man...I'm having a dilemma with myself and you guys have to watch...

I'm so sorry, y'all

From a fan perspective: it's not inherently a terrible idea as long as there is plenty of space between when they hit stops OR they are literally right on top of each other.

Going to see Dreamcatcher last year cost me just under $500. Not just money-wise, but PTO scheduling wise too, I would not be able to swing that again two weeks later. (Incidentally, this is why I did not see (G)I-DLE last year, because they came near-ish my state less than a month after Dreamcatcher.)

But if, say, Key came to my region of the country in January and then Taemin came in late March, I'd have time to save up in between visits. Or if Key came Saturday, January 7 and then Taemin came Sunday, January 8, I'd be able to combine my costs and it'd be cheaper to extend a stay than it would be to do the whole thing twice.

as long as they aren't on the same nights it's fine right?

financially it's good but the dates & venues & kind of promotions

you do not want to make it seem like you favor a member & depends on the kind of stage ya give them too