K-pop girl group EVERGLOW have announced their upcoming 2024 ‘Pulse & Heart’ tour in the US, featuring concerts in Los Angeles, Dallas and more.
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EVERGLOW and tour organiser MyMusicTaste revealed the dates and venues for the girl group’s upcoming 2024 ‘Pulse & Heart’ tour in the US, featuring nine concerts over eight states from September and October.
The K-pop act will kick off their US trek on September 18 at the The Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. In the same month, the six-member group will also play shows in Tacoma, Denver, Chicago and two other cities.
In October, EVERGLOW will head to St. Petersburg and Dallas, before wrapping up the tour at the The Van Buren in Phoenix, Arizona.
The ticketing details for EVERGLOW’s 2024 ‘Pulse & Heart’ tour have yet to be announced. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
The dates for EVERGLOW’s 2024 ‘Pulse & Heart’ tour in the US are:
SEPTEMBER 2024
18: Los Angeles, California, The Orpheum Theatre
20: San Francisco, California, The Warfield
22: Tacoma, Washington, Pantages Theater
25: Denver, Colorado, Fillmore Auditorium
27: Chicago, Illinois, The Vic Theatre
29: New York, New York, The Town Hall
OCTOBER 2024
01: St. Petersburg, Florida, Mahaffey Theater
04: Dallas, Texas, House of Blues
06: Phoenix, Arizona, The Van Buren
[Tour Announcement]
2024 EVERGLOW US TOUR <PULSE & HEART>
9/18 – Los Angeles
9/20 – San Francisco
9/22 – Tacoma
9/25 – Denver
9/27 – Chicago
9/29 – New York
10/01 – St. Petersburg
10/04 – Dallas
10/06 – Phoenix#EVERGLOW #에버글로우#PULSE_AND_HEART… pic.twitter.com/PmUtBilVAH
— MyMusicTaste (@_mymusictaste) June 24, 2024
EVERGLOW’s 2024 ‘Pulse & Heart’ tour in the US will take place about three months after the girl group released their fifth single album, ‘Zombie’, in June. It followed their 2023 comeback single ‘Slay’.
It’ll also be the K-pop act’s second tour in a year, following 2023 and 2024’s ‘All My Girls’, which featured shows in the US and Europe.
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