B Vocal packs its bags and starts its tenth tour in South Korea

After an intense year of touring various Spanish locations, and having just finished a successful season of programming at the Teatro La Latina in Madrid, B Vocal is once again packing its bags to embark on an international tour. On June 5, they will leave for Seoul for a tour that will take them to perform six concerts in different South Korean cities, with two concerts in the capital, Seoul. This will be the tenth tour that the group has carried out in South Korea, since in 2010 they began their artistic journey in Asian lands, where they have thousands of followers. 

In fact, after those first Asian tours in Taiwan, South Korea, China and Japan, B Vocal has returned to Asia every year, becoming one of the Spanish artistic groups with the most tours in the Far East. This international agenda stopped in 2020 with the pandemic , although in the summer of 2023 they resumed their annual tour in China with great success, and now they do so with their programs in South Korea. 

The tour will kick off on June 7 in the city of Gimje , where they will perform their opening concert of the tour at the Gimje Cultural Arts Center. The next two events will be in the capital, Seoul, with concerts on June 11 and 12 at the National Theater of Korea Haeoreum Grand Theater and the Gajaeul Catholic Church Auditorium, respectively.

Later they will travel to the city of Sacheon on June 13 to perform at the Sacheon Cultural Arts Center, and on June 14 they will visit the city of Sejong performing at the Sejong Art Center in that city. The tour will culminate in the city of Daegu on June 15, with a concert at the Ayang Arts Center, returning back to Spain on June 17. 

Continuing with his interpretative eclecticism, on this tour his repertoire will include his own songs such as I love Beat box, classic works such as Hallelujah from Handel’s Messiah, a cappella versions of international hits such as Uptown funk , by Bruno Mars or Bohemian Rapsody, by Queen, passing through Latin and Spanish songs such as Corazón espinado by Maná or Macarena, by Los del Río, as well as vocal adaptations of the most current Korean pop hits. 

Upon their return to Spain, on June 18 they will offer a press conference in the Hall of the Teatro Principal together with representatives of the Municipal Board of Trustees presenting their VI International Festival B Vocal A Cappella, which will be held on June 21, 22 and 23 in the Aragonese capital, to then continue their summer tour.