Kim Tae-woo, Son Ho-young's Seattle concert a sellout

The joint U.S. tour by Korean pop singers Kim Tae-woo and Son Ho-young is proving to be in high demand with tickets for their Seattle gig being sold out.

"Tickets for the Seattle concert sold out in two days after going on sale," Kim Tae-woo's agency Polaris Entertainment said, adding that over 70 percent of the tickets for their Chicago show had also been reserved.

Polaris explained that the reservation rate for the Seattle performance had surpassed 50 percent during the pre-sale period and sold out in two days -- hence the two artists are considering holding an extra show in the city.

Kim, 28, and Son, 29, debuted in 1999 as members of popular boy band g.o.d., who were one of the most successful K-pop acts in the early 2000s.

The two singers both embarked on their solo music careers after the group released their last album "Into the Sky" in 2005.

Tickets for the duo's Vancouver concert will go on sale starting today.

Reporter : Kang Seung-hun tarophine@asiae.co.kr
Editor : Lynn Kim lynn2878@asiae.co.kr