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The Grace is a South Korean girl group
formed by SM Entertainment
in 2005. It consists of four members who sing, dance, and act. The quartet debuted in 2005.
The band had been known as TSZX prior to the promotion of their 3rd Korean single around the end of 2006, at which the group changed their name to The Grace. TSZX was the romanization of the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation, Tiān Shàng Zhì Xǐ which was also simplified to CSJH, the romanization of the Korean
pronunciation, Chun Sang Ji Hee and the simplifications are still sometimes used to refer to the band despite the change in the official name. In Japan, the group is still officially known as Tenjōchiki, which is also abbreviated (albeit less frequently) as TJCK. Their official fan club name is Shapley, named after the largest known megacluster in the universe whose brightest points are four very bright stars which can be seen from Earth. Their official color is pearl pink (previously it was pastel rose pink).
. The verses in Boomerang were also sung in Chinese. Two days later, the quartet debuted with "Too Good" on SBS's music program Popular Songs
(Inkigayo).
"Too Good" was the first single by The Grace. They promoted the song for a few months before switching to "Boomerang".
After promoting their first singles in Korea for almost 7 months, the group headed off to China. Officially released in March 2006, according to online stores, the Chinese version of the single included three new tracks: the Chinese versions of "Too Good" and "Boomerang" and the pre-group track "Fight To The End". After promotional activities concluded, The Grace headed to Japan.
The Club was released on March 8, with another solo song called "What U Want", sung by Stephanie. It reached #131 on the Japanese Oricon Charts. The single was also promoted briefly in South Korea. After quick promotional activities in Korea, the group went back to Japan for their 3rd Japanese single, Sweet Flower which was used as the theme for the month of April on the TBS Radio & Communications
music show, Count Down TV
. Sweet Flower entered the charts at #151. The single was also released in Korea by SM, but it was left unchanged from its Japanese version.
Between the 3rd and 4th single releases, official releases in other Asian countries took part. The Japanese single Boomerang was released in China
on June 19 by Avex Trax
official Chinese distributor CRSC
. The Avex China website also lists the Japanese single of The Club, but it is not listed by CRSC. In Taiwan
and Hong Kong
, a new edition of the Korean version of The Club single was released, containing a Chinese version of "The Club" plus a DVD with the Korean music video.
Even with the first few singles having low sales, another single was scheduled to be released. juicy LOVE was in stark contrast with The Grace's previous singles, as it had a reggae beat, matching well with its summer release date. Japanese reggae singer Corn Head was featured in this song. This time, the B-side was "Sayonara no Mukō ni", The Grace's first Japanese ballad written and sung by Dana. Like the previous single, Juicy Love (styled juicy LOVE) was released in Korea, left unchanged.
After four singles, The Grace's promotion in Japan went on, continuing to perform at different events. During Juicy Love promotion, Dana hurt her leg and was unable to perform at a few of their venues. Their last song released in Japan at the end of their activities was "Get on the floor", a duet with rapper Dogma for a movie soundtrack.
The group's last event in Japan was the a-nation tour held by Avex Trax
at an open-air stage.
with their later releases. To strengthen their image as an a cappella band, SM changed the band name from just CSJH to CSJH The Grace (which their international name was later simplified to just "The Grace"). The name change was also applied to the members' stage names as well: Dana The Grace, Lina The Grace, Sunday The Grace, and Stephanie The Grace. The new name is being used extensively and consistently in place of the old ones on official promotional material.
The single 열정 (My Everything) (translated to Passion) was released on November 3, 2006. The lead single from it was the title song, a ballad track unlike their previous singles. According to the press release, the song matched with the winter season, having skillful vocals and harmony. Other songs in the single include an a cappella version of George Michael
's Faith
, which had already been performed during the 1st single promotion, and new songs like "The Final Sentence" and "IRIS (할 말이 있어요)". Promotional activities started soon after the release, with performances on the various music shows done live in order to showcase the vocals. Members of the group have also appeared on variety shows, including SBS's New X-Man. However, the changes did not greatly increase sales; the single entered at #30 on the Music Industry Association of Korea's monthly sales charts Promotional activities for the single ended in late January 2007.
"One More Time, OK?" is The Grace's most successful song to the date, topping Mnet M! Countdown
and SBS Inkigayo charts. The album sales in its first month were almost four times what My Everything sold in total, ranking the album at 6th place for the month. On June 15, the album was released in Taiwan, being The Grace's first major release overseas.
A month and a half after release, the album was suggested to be inappropriate for younger audiences by The Commission on Youth Protection. The songs "One More Time, OK?" and "Tonight Is On Me" were considered to have "suggestive lyrics". The Commission on Youth Protection is currently undergoing judgement to see if the album will be flagged. The final decision will be made towards the end of August. If flagged, the album will have a 19+ sticker attached before being put to sale.
In July, after "One More Time, OK?", the group shortly promoted two more songs off their first album. "女友 (그녀들의 수다)" (Girl Talk) was performed on various TV shows, with a music video for "Dancer In The Rain" released.
and Japanese versions of the songs My Everything and Just For One Day, which features TVXQ
's JaeJoong. The first presses included a remix of The Club (song) featuring SEAMO
, their first remix to be released on CD. The single debuted at 26th place in the Oricon
daily charts and ended at 50th place in the weekly charts.
About a month later, the release of their first Japanese album was set. The original date announced was November 21, though the date was then moved a week earlier to November 14. Entitled Graceful 4
, the album consisted of nine previously released songs and new material, including One More Time, OK?, a translated Japanese version of their first Korean album's title song. Just For One Day has also been remixed for the album, having a jazz variation.
, featured Here, a new song in collaboration with hip-hop group Cliff Edge.
Their sixth Japanese single, called Stand Up People, was released on July 23. It featured Dear friend, a mid-tempo ballad, and remixes of the title song and One More Time, OK?.
Their seventh single, Here, featured a collaboration between Tenjochiki and Cliff Edge. It was set to be released on October 22 only, but after the song leaked, it was offered for free download for a limited time. Here was chosen to be the theme song of both the drama and movie of "Homeless School Student", based on a Japanese best-seller book. A second song and PV were released entitled Near. Here reaching to #16 at the Oricon Charts with sales of over 16,000.
's Onew and TRAX's Jay from the same company. In October, Dana was also cast in another musical, "The Three Musketeers". Stephanie has been going through rehab and recently recovered fully. She attended Korean Arts University and with the encouragement from the school, she auditioned for the Los Angeles Ballet. She stated in a interview that after she has completed the shows in the States with LAB, she will head back to Korea to continue on her singing career.
On November 24, Avex Entertainment, as well as SM Entertainment
Japan, released a statement about the renewal of contracts of SM artists signed to Avex.
Dana once again tweeted to one of her fans that The Grace will start producing a new album and it is believed that the album will be released next year. Dana also stated that they will start their recording between December and January. One of the SM representatives revealed “Dana has been recording consistently all this while. However, details are yet to be confirmed on the group’s actual comeback.”
On June 27, SM Entertainment has confirmed, "CSJH will be undergoing a new project for their comeback in the beginning of July. Please look forward to their new image.” CSJH The Grace were rumoured to be making their comeback on July 13 with a song called “V.I.P".
However, on July 4, SM Entertainment announced The Grace would come back as a duo sub-unit - CSJH - Dana & Sunday. In fact, they released a digital single named "나 좀 봐줘 (One More Chance)" on July 11. The first comeback stage was on KBS music program Music Bank on July 8.
SM confirmed again in a news that the group might have a comeback together with Lina and Stephanie by end of 2011. The date however is unconfirmed.
Japanese studio albums
Tours with SM Town Artists
Girl group
A girl group is a popular music act featuring several young female singers who generally harmonise together.Girl groups emerged in the late 1950s as groups of young singers teamed up with behind-the-scenes songwriters and music producers to create hit singles, often featuring glossy production...
formed by SM Entertainment
SM Entertainment
S.M. Entertainment is an independent Korean record label, talent agency, producer, and publisher of pop music, founded by Lee Soo-man in South Korea...
in 2005. It consists of four members who sing, dance, and act. The quartet debuted in 2005.
The band had been known as TSZX prior to the promotion of their 3rd Korean single around the end of 2006, at which the group changed their name to The Grace. TSZX was the romanization of the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation, Tiān Shàng Zhì Xǐ which was also simplified to CSJH, the romanization of the Korean
Korean language
Korean is the official language of the country Korea, in both South and North. It is also one of the two official languages in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in People's Republic of China. There are about 78 million Korean speakers worldwide. In the 15th century, a national writing...
pronunciation, Chun Sang Ji Hee and the simplifications are still sometimes used to refer to the band despite the change in the official name. In Japan, the group is still officially known as Tenjōchiki, which is also abbreviated (albeit less frequently) as TJCK. Their official fan club name is Shapley, named after the largest known megacluster in the universe whose brightest points are four very bright stars which can be seen from Earth. Their official color is pearl pink (previously it was pastel rose pink).
Debut and early works
The Grace's first official performance occurred on April 29, 2005, in China. They performed their new songs "Too Good" and "Boomerang", and it was broadcasted weeks later by the Chinese channel CCTVChina Central Television
China Central Television or Chinese Central Television, commonly abbreviated as CCTV, is the major state television broadcaster in mainland China. CCTV has a network of 19 channels broadcasting different programmes and is accessible to more than one billion viewers...
. The verses in Boomerang were also sung in Chinese. Two days later, the quartet debuted with "Too Good" on SBS's music program Popular Songs
The Music Trend
The Music Trend is a South Korean music program broadcast by SBS. It airs live every Sunday at 3:50 PM KST. The show features some of the latest and most popular artists who perform on stage. It is currently hosted by Goo Ha-ra, IU and Nicole.- History :...
(Inkigayo).
"Too Good" was the first single by The Grace. They promoted the song for a few months before switching to "Boomerang".
After promoting their first singles in Korea for almost 7 months, the group headed off to China. Officially released in March 2006, according to online stores, the Chinese version of the single included three new tracks: the Chinese versions of "Too Good" and "Boomerang" and the pre-group track "Fight To The End". After promotional activities concluded, The Grace headed to Japan.
Japanese singles
The debut Japanese single Boomerang was released January 25, 2006. "Boomerang" was re-recorded for the release, with Japanese lyrics and an altered instrumental. The Japanese single also had a B-side called "Do You Know?", a solo song by member Sunday. The Boomerang single ranked #110 in the Singles Top 200 chart.The Club was released on March 8, with another solo song called "What U Want", sung by Stephanie. It reached #131 on the Japanese Oricon Charts. The single was also promoted briefly in South Korea. After quick promotional activities in Korea, the group went back to Japan for their 3rd Japanese single, Sweet Flower which was used as the theme for the month of April on the TBS Radio & Communications
TBS Radio & Communications
is the flagship radio station of Japan Radio Network in Tokyo, Japan. The company was founded by Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc. on March 21, 2000...
music show, Count Down TV
Count Down TV
is a Japanese late night music television show, originally broadcast on TBS from 1993 onwards. The program is shown weekly, and features a Japanese music video hit chart countdown, live performances from musicians and music information...
. Sweet Flower entered the charts at #151. The single was also released in Korea by SM, but it was left unchanged from its Japanese version.
Between the 3rd and 4th single releases, official releases in other Asian countries took part. The Japanese single Boomerang was released in China
People's Republic of China
China , officially the People's Republic of China , is the most populous country in the world, with over 1.3 billion citizens. Located in East Asia, the country covers approximately 9.6 million square kilometres...
on June 19 by Avex Trax
Avex Trax
, listed in the Tokyo Stock Exchange as 7860 and abbreviated as AGHD, is the holding company for a group of entertainment-related subsidiaries based in Japan...
official Chinese distributor CRSC
China Record Corporation
China Record Corporation is the Chinese government's oldest and largest record company. CRC's catalog of traditional Chinese ethnic, classical and folk music features over 60,000 releases spanning some 5,000 years of Chinese musical history, and includes the world-renowned Peking operas and a...
. The Avex China website also lists the Japanese single of The Club, but it is not listed by CRSC. In Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan , also known, especially in the past, as Formosa , is the largest island of the same-named island group of East Asia in the western Pacific Ocean and located off the southeastern coast of mainland China. The island forms over 99% of the current territory of the Republic of China following...
and Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of two Special Administrative Regions of the People's Republic of China , the other being Macau. A city-state situated on China's south coast and enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea, it is renowned for its expansive skyline and deep natural harbour...
, a new edition of the Korean version of The Club single was released, containing a Chinese version of "The Club" plus a DVD with the Korean music video.
Even with the first few singles having low sales, another single was scheduled to be released. juicy LOVE was in stark contrast with The Grace's previous singles, as it had a reggae beat, matching well with its summer release date. Japanese reggae singer Corn Head was featured in this song. This time, the B-side was "Sayonara no Mukō ni", The Grace's first Japanese ballad written and sung by Dana. Like the previous single, Juicy Love (styled juicy LOVE) was released in Korea, left unchanged.
After four singles, The Grace's promotion in Japan went on, continuing to perform at different events. During Juicy Love promotion, Dana hurt her leg and was unable to perform at a few of their venues. Their last song released in Japan at the end of their activities was "Get on the floor", a duet with rapper Dogma for a movie soundtrack.
The group's last event in Japan was the a-nation tour held by Avex Trax
Avex Trax
, listed in the Tokyo Stock Exchange as 7860 and abbreviated as AGHD, is the holding company for a group of entertainment-related subsidiaries based in Japan...
at an open-air stage.
Return to Korea
After weeks of waiting, SM finally announced their 3rd Korean single and in addition, changes to the group concept. Although The Grace was first marketed as an a cappella pop group, they strayed away from that image and became a typical pop/dance girl groupGirl group
A girl group is a popular music act featuring several young female singers who generally harmonise together.Girl groups emerged in the late 1950s as groups of young singers teamed up with behind-the-scenes songwriters and music producers to create hit singles, often featuring glossy production...
with their later releases. To strengthen their image as an a cappella band, SM changed the band name from just CSJH to CSJH The Grace (which their international name was later simplified to just "The Grace"). The name change was also applied to the members' stage names as well: Dana The Grace, Lina The Grace, Sunday The Grace, and Stephanie The Grace. The new name is being used extensively and consistently in place of the old ones on official promotional material.
The single 열정 (My Everything) (translated to Passion) was released on November 3, 2006. The lead single from it was the title song, a ballad track unlike their previous singles. According to the press release, the song matched with the winter season, having skillful vocals and harmony. Other songs in the single include an a cappella version of George Michael
George Michael
George Michael is a British musician, singer, songwriter and record producer who rose to fame in the 1980s when he formed the pop duo Wham! with his school friend, Andrew Ridgeley...
's Faith
Faith (George Michael song)
"Faith" is a #1 song, written and performed by George Michael, released as a single on Columbia Records, from his 1987 Faith album. According to Billboard magazine, it was the top-selling single of the year in the United States in 1988....
, which had already been performed during the 1st single promotion, and new songs like "The Final Sentence" and "IRIS (할 말이 있어요)". Promotional activities started soon after the release, with performances on the various music shows done live in order to showcase the vocals. Members of the group have also appeared on variety shows, including SBS's New X-Man. However, the changes did not greatly increase sales; the single entered at #30 on the Music Industry Association of Korea's monthly sales charts Promotional activities for the single ended in late January 2007.
First full album
In April 2007, a teaser video of The Grace was released, revealing a new "sexy upgrade" to their look for their first full album; the video was aired on various Korean music channels. The album, entitled 한번 더, OK? (Hanbeon Deo, OK?, translated as "One More Time, OK?") was released on May 4, 2007.""One More Time, OK?" is The Grace's most successful song to the date, topping Mnet M! Countdown
M! Countdown
M! Countdown is a South Korean music television program broadcast by M.net. It airs live every Thursday at 6:00PM KST. The show features some of the latest and most popular artists who perform live on stage. It is hosted by Tony An and Girls' Generation's Sooyoung...
and SBS Inkigayo charts. The album sales in its first month were almost four times what My Everything sold in total, ranking the album at 6th place for the month. On June 15, the album was released in Taiwan, being The Grace's first major release overseas.
A month and a half after release, the album was suggested to be inappropriate for younger audiences by The Commission on Youth Protection. The songs "One More Time, OK?" and "Tonight Is On Me" were considered to have "suggestive lyrics". The Commission on Youth Protection is currently undergoing judgement to see if the album will be flagged. The final decision will be made towards the end of August. If flagged, the album will have a 19+ sticker attached before being put to sale.
In July, after "One More Time, OK?", the group shortly promoted two more songs off their first album. "女友 (그녀들의 수다)" (Girl Talk) was performed on various TV shows, with a music video for "Dancer In The Rain" released.
Japanese single and album
Shortly after promotions for their first Korean album ceased, a new Japanese single was announced for release on August 1. It featured three new songs: a dance number named PiranhaPiranha (song)
"Piranha" is Tenjochiki's 5th Japanese single under the Rhythm Zone label and was released in both CD and CD+DVD versions. "Piranha" was released almost a year after the last single "juicy LOVE"...
and Japanese versions of the songs My Everything and Just For One Day, which features TVXQ
TVXQ
TVXQ, an acronym for Tong Vfang Xien Qi , is a South Korean pop group formed in 2003 under SM Entertainment. In South Korea they are known as Dong Bang Shin Ki , often abbreviated by international fans as DBSK; they were later introduced in Japan as Tohoshinki under the Avex sub-label Rhythm Zone...
's JaeJoong. The first presses included a remix of The Club (song) featuring SEAMO
SEAMO
is a Japanese rapper and hip-hop artist better known under his alias Seamo . He made his debut in 2004 using the alias , but later changed his name to Seamo. He made his solo debut in 2005 with the Japanese record label BMG Japan with the single...
, their first remix to be released on CD. The single debuted at 26th place in the Oricon
Oricon
, established in 1999, is the holding company at the head of a Japanese corporate group that supplies statistics and information on music and the music industry in Japan. It started as , which was founded by Sōkō Koike in November 1967 and became known for its music charts. Oricon Inc...
daily charts and ended at 50th place in the weekly charts.
About a month later, the release of their first Japanese album was set. The original date announced was November 21, though the date was then moved a week earlier to November 14. Entitled Graceful 4
Graceful 4
Graceful 4, Tenjochiki's first Japanese album, was released on November 14, 2007. The title track, One More Time, OK?, is a translated version of the song from Chun Sang Ji Hee's The Grace first Korean album. Tenjochiki's first Japanese studio album includes the 5 singles released from 2006...
, the album consisted of nine previously released songs and new material, including One More Time, OK?, a translated Japanese version of their first Korean album's title song. Just For One Day has also been remixed for the album, having a jazz variation.
2008
During the first months of 2008, The Grace still promoted themselves in Japan, performing on various events in support of their first Japanese album. They held three concerts in April and May named Graceful Party Vol. 1. The last one, at Daikanyama UNIT in TokyoTokyo
, ; officially , is one of the 47 prefectures of Japan. Tokyo is the capital of Japan, the center of the Greater Tokyo Area, and the largest metropolitan area of Japan. It is the seat of the Japanese government and the Imperial Palace, and the home of the Japanese Imperial Family...
, featured Here, a new song in collaboration with hip-hop group Cliff Edge.
Their sixth Japanese single, called Stand Up People, was released on July 23. It featured Dear friend, a mid-tempo ballad, and remixes of the title song and One More Time, OK?.
Their seventh single, Here, featured a collaboration between Tenjochiki and Cliff Edge. It was set to be released on October 22 only, but after the song leaked, it was offered for free download for a limited time. Here was chosen to be the theme song of both the drama and movie of "Homeless School Student", based on a Japanese best-seller book. A second song and PV were released entitled Near. Here reaching to #16 at the Oricon Charts with sales of over 16,000.
Second Japanese album
The album entitled "Dear..." was released on January 7, 2009 from which the sixth and seventh singles ('Stand Up People' and 'Here') were released. The album debuted on 14# in Oricon.Subaru soundtrack
The Grace appeared on the soundtrack of the Japanese movie Subaru. "少しでいいから" (Sukoshi De Ii Kara / A Bit of Good) and "Coming To You" are both featured tracks on the soundtrack. "少しでいいから" (Sukoshi De Ii Kara / A Bit of Good) is a part of The Grace's second Japanese Album "Dear...". The movie also features member Stephanie as a ballet trainer2010
Due to Stephanie's major back injury, all activities for CSJH The Grace were halted. Until mid 2010, members Lina, Dana, and Sunday have been appearing on the screen. They attended the annual SMTown concert, SMTown Live '10 in August and September. After the concerts, Dana and Sunday were cast in the musical "Rock of Ages" with SHINeeSHINee
Shinee is a contemporary R&B South Korean boy band. Formed by SM Entertainment in 2008, they made their debut on May 25, 2008 on SBS's Inkigayo with their promotional single, "Noona Neomu Yeppeo "...
's Onew and TRAX's Jay from the same company. In October, Dana was also cast in another musical, "The Three Musketeers". Stephanie has been going through rehab and recently recovered fully. She attended Korean Arts University and with the encouragement from the school, she auditioned for the Los Angeles Ballet. She stated in a interview that after she has completed the shows in the States with LAB, she will head back to Korea to continue on her singing career.
On November 24, Avex Entertainment, as well as SM Entertainment
SM Entertainment
S.M. Entertainment is an independent Korean record label, talent agency, producer, and publisher of pop music, founded by Lee Soo-man in South Korea...
Japan, released a statement about the renewal of contracts of SM artists signed to Avex.
Dana once again tweeted to one of her fans that The Grace will start producing a new album and it is believed that the album will be released next year. Dana also stated that they will start their recording between December and January. One of the SM representatives revealed “Dana has been recording consistently all this while. However, details are yet to be confirmed on the group’s actual comeback.”
2011
On January 27, SM Entertainment confirmed that the group was going to come back some time around April. Due to her ballet schedule, Stephanie won't be able to join the other girls for the release. It is presumed that the comeback will only consist of Sunday and Dana, since Lina has stated that she wants to focus on her acting career. Stephanie and Lina will be joining their group's activities after they culminate their individual activities.On June 27, SM Entertainment has confirmed, "CSJH will be undergoing a new project for their comeback in the beginning of July. Please look forward to their new image.” CSJH The Grace were rumoured to be making their comeback on July 13 with a song called “V.I.P".
However, on July 4, SM Entertainment announced The Grace would come back as a duo sub-unit - CSJH - Dana & Sunday. In fact, they released a digital single named "나 좀 봐줘 (One More Chance)" on July 11. The first comeback stage was on KBS music program Music Bank on July 8.
SM confirmed again in a news that the group might have a comeback together with Lina and Stephanie by end of 2011. The date however is unconfirmed.
Discography
Korean studio albums- 2007: 한번 더, OK? (One More Time, OK?)Hanbeon deo, OK?Hanbeon deo, OK? is TSZX The Grace's first full-length album, released on May 4, 2007. The title tracks served as the group's first single, which has performed strongly; it reached the #1 position on both the M! Countdown and SBS Inki Gayo charts...
Japanese studio albums
- 2007: Graceful 4Graceful 4Graceful 4, Tenjochiki's first Japanese album, was released on November 14, 2007. The title track, One More Time, OK?, is a translated version of the song from Chun Sang Ji Hee's The Grace first Korean album. Tenjochiki's first Japanese studio album includes the 5 singles released from 2006...
- 2009: Dear…
Tours
Japan Nationwide Tours- 2008: Graceful Party Vol. 1Graceful Party Vol 1Graceful Party Vol. 1 was a live concert tour by the Korean girl band The Grace, known as "Tenjochiki" in Japan. At first only a few venues were scheduled, but an enthusiastic response from fans forced several more stops. The last one, at Daikanyama UNIT in Tokyo, featured "Here", a new song in...
- 2009: Tenjochiki 1st Live Tour 2009 ~Dear...~Tenjochiki 1st Live Tour DearTenjochiki 1st Live Tour 2009 ~Dear...~ was the first concert tour by the Korean girl band The Grace also known as Tenjochiki in Japan. It was held in four cities in Japan including Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka and Tokyo. Due to Stephanie's back pain injury she was advised by the doctor to withdraw from...
Tours with SM Town Artists
- 2007: 2007 SMTown Summer Concert
- 2008: SMTown Live '08SMTown Live '08SM Town Live 2008 is the 2008-2009 Asia-wide live concert tour by SM Town. The tour kicked off from South Korea and will expand its route to Thailand and China.- History :SM Town is the name for the artists under Korean record label SM Entertainment...
- 2010: SMTown Live '10 World TourSMTown Live '10 World TourSM Town Live 2010 is the 2010-2011 world-wide live concert tour by SM Town. The tour kicks off from South Korea and will expand its route to USA, Japan, China, France etc.- History :...
Awards
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