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Red Room (tour)

2017–18 concert tour by Red Velvet From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Red Room was the first concert tour headlined by South Korean girl group Red Velvet, in support of their first special extended play The Red Summer (2017). The tour is the group's first concert in three years since their debut.

Associated albumThe Red Summer
Start dateAugust 18, 2017 (2017-08-18)
End dateJune 8, 2018 (2018-06-08)
No. of shows
  • 3 in South Korea
  • 10 in Japan
  • 13 total
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Red Room Tour
Tour by Red Velvet
Associated albumThe Red Summer
Start dateAugust 18, 2017 (2017-08-18)
End dateJune 8, 2018 (2018-06-08)
No. of shows
  • 3 in South Korea
  • 10 in Japan
  • 13 total
Attendance52,000
Red Velvet concert chronology
  • Red Room
    (2017–18)
  • Redmare
    (2018–19)
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Background

On July 4, 2017, through a press release, SM Entertainment revealed that Red Velvet would be holding their first ever solo concert titled "Red Room" for two nights on August 19 and 20.[1] Tickets for the two shows sold-out in seconds which caused the website to crash. Due to high demand, one additional show was added and to be held on August 18.[2]

In Japan, the first show of Red Velvet's Japanese hall tour was held on May 25, 2018, at Marine Messe Fukuoka, in Fukuoka, Japan. SM Entertainment has decided to hold a hall tour on six cities in Japan in response to the flood of applications referring to the group performing in the country.[3] This is the first nationwide hall tour with eight performances at six locations in Japan, starting in the Wakuwaku Holiday Hall in Sapporo, Hokkaido on May 25, ahead of the release of Red Velvet's first Japanese mini album #Cookie Jar on July 4.[4]

Critical reception

The Red Room received generally favorable reviews from critics. Kim Soo-jung from No Cut News praised the clear concepts, good songs, and vibrancy of the concert for its "peculiar bizarreness and exciting and lively interaction with fans".[5] Yoo Byung-chul from The Korea Economic Daily described the concert as "splendidly staged" further praising the concepts for being able to "maximize the atmosphere of the performance".[6] Park Dong-sun from The Electronic Times described Red Velvet's concert as "somewhat disappointing" but called it as a "great concert with a high level of communication to fans".[7]

Set lists

This set list was performed at the August 20 concert held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.[8]

Set list in Seoul
  1. "Red Dress"
  2. "Happily Ever After"
  3. "Rookie"
  4. "Huff n Puff"
  5. "Lady's Room"
  6. "Talk To Me"
  7. "Don't U Wait No More"
  8. "Oh Boy"
  9. "Dumb Dumb"
  10. "Baby Shark" (Pinkfong cover)
  11. "Hear The Sea"
  12. "Campfire"
  13. "Zoo"
  14. "Little Little"
  15. "Last Love" (Wendy's solo)
  16. "Be Natural" (S.E.S. cover)
  17. "Cool Hot Sweet Love"
  18. "Automatic"
  19. "One of These Nights"
  20. "Ice Cream Cake"
  21. "Russian Roulette" (Remix)
  22. "You Better Know" (Remix)
  23. "Red Flavor" (Extended ver.)
    Encore
  24. "Cool World"
  25. "Happiness"
  26. "Candy"

This setlist does not represent all shows throughout the tour.

Set list in Japan
  1. "Red Dress"
  2. "Happily Ever After"
  3. "Rookie"
  4. "Huff n Puff"
  5. "Lady's Room"
  6. "Talk To Me"
  7. "Don't U Wait No More"
  8. "Oh Boy"
  9. "Dumb Dumb" (Japanese version)
  10. "Baby Shark" (Pinkfong cover)
  11. "Hear The Sea"
  12. "Campfire"
  13. "Zoo"
  14. "Little Little"
  15. "Last Love" (Wendy's solo)
  16. "Be Natural" (S.E.S. cover)
  17. "Cool Hot Sweet Love"
  18. "Automatic"
  19. "#Cookie Jar"
  20. "Russian Roulette" (Japanese version)
  21. "You Better Know" (Remix)
  22. "Red Flavor" (Japanese version)
    Encore
  23. "Peek-a-Boo"
  24. "'Cause It's You"

Tour dates

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List of concert dates
Date City Country Venue Attendance
August 18, 2017 Seoul South Korea Olympic Hall 12,000[9]
August 19, 2017
August 20, 2017
March 28, 2018 Tokyo Japan Musashino Forest Sport Plaza 20,000[10]
March 29, 2018
May 25, 2018 Sapporo Wakuwaku Holiday Hall 20,000[11]
May 27, 2018 Ichinomiya Ichinomiya City Hall
May 30, 2018 Hiroshima JMS Aster Plaza Great Hall
June 1, 2018 Fukuoka Fukuoka International Conference Hall
June 4, 2018 Osaka Orix Theater
June 5, 2018
June 7, 2018 Yokohama Pacifico Yokohama
June 8, 2018
Estimated total 52,000
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Television broadcast

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Television premiere date, country of broadcast, title of program, date filmed, and location filmed
Premiere date Country Channel Program title Recording date Recording location Ref.
July 22, 2018 Japan Wowow Red Velvet 1st Concert "Red Room" in JAPAN March 29, 2018 Musashino Forest Sports Plaza [12]
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Personnel

Adapted from Red Room Kihno Video[13]

Performer

  • Red Velvet – Irene, Seulgi, Wendy, Joy, Yeri

Tour staff

  • Kim Sung-hak – executive supervisor
  • Lee Yeo-kyung – planning, management
  • Lee Seung-chun – planning, management
  • Kwon Hye-ji – contents advisor
  • Ahn Eun-ok – management
  • Kim Kyung-sun – management
  • Lee Bo-seul – management
  • Do Hyun-chang – management
  • Kim Ji-yeon – management
  • Park Diana – management
  • Ma Kyung-bin – ticket and accounting
  • Ahn Hyun-joo – ticket and accounting
  • Noh Yoon-ji – ticket and accounting
  • Lee Young-ah – ticket and accounting
  • Wi Jung-soo – ticket and accounting

Stage creative staff

  • Kim Sung-hak – executive supervisor
  • Lee Yeo-kyung – planning, management
  • Lee Seung-chun – planning, management
  • Kwon Hye-ji – contents advisor
  • Ahn Eun-ok – management
  • Kim Kyung-sun – management
  • Lee Bo-seul – management
  • Do Hyun-chang – management
  • Kim Ji-yeon – management
  • Park Diana – management
  • Ma Kyung-bin – ticket and accounting
  • Ahn Hyun-joo – ticket and accounting
  • Noh Yoon-ji – ticket and accounting
  • Lee Young-ah – ticket and accounting
  • Wi Jung-soo – ticket and accounting
  • Lee Yeon-geun – production manager
  • Tak Young-joon – choreography direction
  • Hong Sung-yong – choreography direction
  • Jae Shim – choreography direction, choreographer
  • Hwang Mi-ri – dancer
  • Yoo Seul-gi – dancer
  • Kim Hyun-i – dancer
  • Jeong Sun-min – dancer
  • Ryu So-hee – choreographer
  • Choi Young-joon – choreographer
  • Bae Hyo-jung – choreographer
  • Jin Hyun-ho – choreographer
  • Ahn Sang-jin – choreographer
  • Lee Da-bin – choreographer
  • Lee Joon-woo – choreographer
  • Choi Won-jun – choreographer
  • Park Sung-ryeong – choreographer
  • Eum Bi-ryang – stage director and designer
  • Cho Hyun-hak – stage director and designer
  • Seo Jung-min – stage director and designer
  • Jung Kyung-ho – stage
  • Kim Bong-ryong – stage
  • Yoon Tae-hyun – stage
  • Ahn Ki-hyun – stage set
  • Park Byung-yoon – stage set
  • Yoon Joo-il – stage construction
  • Yeo In-wan – stage construction
  • Lee Ji-hong – manipulator
  • Seo Eun-kyung – live sound engineering
  • Cho Seung-je – live sound engineering
  • Bae Sang-heon – live sound engineering
  • Lee Jang-kyun – live sound engineering
  • Kim Min-ji – live sound engineering
  • Kim Myung-soo – lighting
  • Jung Yu-seok – lighting
  • Lim Young-eun – lighting
  • Kim Ki-jung – neon
  • Kim Ying-jae – neon
  • Oh Seung-min – neon
  • Ji Eun-seok – layher
  • Kim In-joong – layher
  • Shin Won-kyun – layher

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