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Korean singer-songwriter eldon brings his 'Comic Book' world to life with Asia, US tour

Korean singer-songwriter eldon kicked off his first-ever world tour Saturday, bringing his “Comic Book” series to Asia and the U.S. The tour kicked off following the release of “Finalé,” a surprise single released Thursday that serves as the final installment in the R&B act’s music series of the same name. The tour covers multiple stops across Asia and North America, opening the showcases in…

Korean singer-songwriter eldon brings his 'Comic Book' world to life with Asia, US tour

Korean singer-songwriter eldon embarked on his inaugural world tour on Saturday, bringing his "Comic Book" series to both Asia and the United States. The tour began following the release of "Finalé," a surprise single released on Thursday marking the final installment in the R&B artist's music series of the same name. The tour will traverse various locations across Asia and North America, commencing in Taipei, Bangkok, and Tokyo before venturing to New York, Chicago, Houston, and Los Angeles. eldon has announced that the tour will conclude with a performance in Seoul in mid-December; however, the final stop's details remain undisclosed.

The artist will be accompanied by guest musicians throughout the tour, with fellow R&B artists jeebanoff and Kim Seungmin slated to join him for the Tokyo leg. "I've been a fan of both of them for a long time, so I really, really wanted to do a show with them," eldon shared. Meanwhile, the Houston show will feature HOHYUN, with whom he previously collaborated on his 2024 single "Fraud." eldon explained that the Houston show's lineup came about by coincidence, as his tour and HOHYUN's simultaneously overlapped.

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