TWICE 'Road to Nissan Stadium': A Historic Journey to Japan's Largest Venue

Mar 20 (News On Japan) - TWICE, the globally popular K-pop girl group, is gearing up for a monumental achievement with their upcoming concerts at Nissan Stadium, Japan’s largest venue. Dubbed Road to Nissan Stadium, this journey highlights their incredible rise in the Japanese music industry, solidifying their status as one of the most influential K-pop acts in the country.

The group's path to this historic performance has been marked by years of dedicated promotions, record-breaking album sales, and sold-out dome tours. As the first K-pop girl group to headline Nissan Stadium, TWICE is set to make history, following in the footsteps of legendary artists who have graced the 75,000-capacity venue.

With anticipation running high, Road to Nissan Stadium not only celebrates TWICE’s achievements but also serves as a testament to their unwavering bond with fans in Japan. The concerts promise spectacular performances, special setlists, and an unforgettable experience for ONCE, as TWICE continues to expand their global legacy.

Source: TWICE JAPAN OFFICIAL YouTube Channel

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