Artist Hyolyn, who recently made a comeback with her new song 'Wait,' to continue the momentum with a '2024 U.S. Tour'

On August 21 KST, her agency, Bridge, announced that Hyolyn will embark on her 2024 U.S. Tour this November. The tour will kick off in Los Angeles on November 1st, followed by shows in Dallas on the 2nd and Seattle on the 3rd, where she will meet her global fans.

This tour marks Hyolyn’s first solo U.S. tour in about seven years, following her initial tour in 2017. Hyolyn expressed her gratitude, saying, "Thanks to the love and support you've all shown me, I've been given this special opportunity. I hope this tour will be an unforgettable memory for both you and me. There are many stages and performances that I've worked hard on, so you can look forward to them."

As a performer who gives her all on stage, there's great anticipation for what Hyolyn will bring to this U.S. tour. The newly released poster for the tour also piques curiosity about the upcoming performances, showcasing Hyolyn's confident attitude and her unrivaled presence, hinting at a truly queen-like stage.

Hyolyn, who continues her global journey in the second half of 2024, recently released her new song Wait. It's reported that she traveled to Los Angeles to collaborate with a global team of producers for the song. Wait has topped various international charts, including the K-pop charts on iTunes in Spain, France, and Germany, as well as the dance chart in Thailand. The song has also sparked a Wait challenge on social media, gaining widespread popularity.

Given Hyolyn's ability to captivate global fans with her trendy beats and groovy vibes, there's significant interest in her 2024 U.S. Tour. Especially after her electrifying performance at KCON LA 2024, her solo concerts are expected to be even more intense and spectacular.

Hyolyn's 2024 U.S. Tour will begin on November 1st in Los Angeles. Details regarding ticket sales and more can be found through K CORE PRODUCTION and Hyolyn's official social media channels.

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