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Bruno Mars announces concerts in South Korea and the Philippines this June

Tickets go on sale next week

Bruno Mars is finally returning to Asia this June for three concerts.

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The news was announced on Thursday (April 20) via Live Nation Asia. Two concerts have been announced for Seoul, South Korea, and Bulacan, the Philippines. The Seoul concerts are set to take place on June 17 and 18, while the Bulacan show will take place on June 24.

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The South Korea shows will take place at the Jamsil Olympic Main Stadium. Tickets are being priced at ₩77,000, ₩99,000, ₩132,000, ₩165,000, ₩176,000, ₩210,000 and ₩250,000. Ticket pre-sales for Hyundai Card members go on sale from 12pm local time until 11:59pm local time on April 27. General sales begin at 12pm local time on April 28. Tickets will go on sale here .

The Bulacan show will take place at the Philippine Arena. Tickets will be priced at ₱2,750, ₱5,550, ₱7,250, ₱11,250, ₱13,750, ₱16,000, ₱17,750 and ₱18,750. Live Nation PH member pre-sales go on sale on April 27 from 10am local time. General sales begin at 12pm local time on April 28. Tickets will go on sale here .

At the time of publishing, no other Asia dates have been announced.

Bruno Mars’ Asia 2023 tour dates so far are:

June 17 – Seoul, South Korea – Jamsil Olympic Main Stadium June 18 – Seoul, South Korea – Jamsil Olympic Main Stadium June 24 – Bulacan, the Philippines – Philippine Arena

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Bruno Mars last toured Asia in 2018 as part of his 24K Magic World Tour, when he performed in Japan, Taiwan, China, Macau, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.

Bruno Mars’ last solo music came in the form of his 2016 album ’24K Magic’. In 2021, he teamed up with Anderson .Paak to form Silk Sonic . They released the album ‘An Evening with Silk Sonic’ in November that year.

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A multiple Grammy® Award winner and 20 time Grammy nominee, Bruno Mars has sold over 170 million singles and 26 million albums worldwide, affirming him as one of the best-selling artists of all time. The critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, producer, director and musician recently dominated charts with the worldwide hit single, “Uptown Funk”. The RIAA diamond-certified smash made history as the longest-leading Billboard “Hot 100” single of the 2010s, and is only the 10th single in the chart’s 57-year history to spend at least 14 weeks at #1. 

“Uptown Funk” has received a number of honours, among them three 2016 Grammy Awards, including the coveted “Record of the Year” award. In addition, the “Uptown Funk” companion video received the 2016 MTV Video Music Award for “Best Male Video”.

Mars returned to the Super Bowl Halftime stage last year to perform alongside Beyoncé and Coldplay following his historic 2014 performance which made NFL history as the second most watched Super Bowl Halftime Show ever, earning a record-breaking total viewership of over 115.3 million, while being the youngest ever solo headliner. According to Billboard, Mars scored his first five “Hot 100” #1 singles faster than any male artist since Elvis Presley. As a singer, songwriter and producer, he has amassed an incredible catalogue of 35 “Hot 100” hits.

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Apparel giant VF dumps Supreme after $2 billion acquisition in a cautionary tale of tragically hip dealmaking

When VF Corp, the owner of brands like The North Face and Vans, announced in late 2020 that it was buying Supreme, it touted how the cool streetwear brand would teach the other labels in VF’s portfolio how to be more nimble and sell more directly to consumers via their own stores and websites. Instead, the company learned the hard way how dangerous style-over-substance dealmaking really is.

VF announced Wednesday it had reach a deal to sell Supreme to Ray-Ban maker EssilorLuxottica for $1.5 billion, admitting the acquisition initially considered transformative had been a bust. By 2023, the company had taken a couple of big write-downs amounting to two-thirds of Supreme’s value since the acquisition, reflecting its dramatic brand erosion in three short years. The hoped-for hipness-by-osmosis didn’t materialize, and worse, it diverted management’s attention at a time its other mega-brands were starting to falter.

“Given the brand’s distinct business model and VF’s integrated model, our strategic portfolio review concluded there are limited synergies between Supreme and VF,” said VF CEO Bracken Darrell in a statement.

In 2020, VF had promised not to crush Supreme’s specialness with too tight a corporate hug, but ultimately, it appears to have do so anyway, if unwittingly. Darrell, who became CEO a year ago to staunch a business deterioration that included sales declines last quarter at all VF’s big brands, including which Dickies and Timberland, hinted to Fortune in a March interview that “we made some missteps in the beginning with Supreme. When they run it independently, they’re fantastic.”

Now with Supreme sold off, Darrell and his C-suite can focus on shoring up VF’s key brands. Take Vans, which had been the company’s largest name in 2023, just slightly ahead The North Face: Vans’ revenue fell 24% last year. Dickies and Timberland also saw double-digit percentage declines, while The North Face had a mostly steady year until a warm winter decimated fourth-quarter sales.

Darrell’s predecessor at VF, Steve Rendle, had been under pressure from Wall Street for years to make a big acquisition, a practice that was core to VF’s growth, and its modus operandi for years. Rendle was drawn in by the fact that Supreme got 60% of its revenue by selling directly to customers rather than via wholesale partners. He was also taken with how Supreme released new products at a much faster clip—often weekly—than most apparel brands. The hope was that Supreme’s strategy would rub off on other brands, and speed up VF’s metabolism. Supreme was VF’s biggest acquisition since 2011, when it bought boot brand Timberland. VF had long been renowned for rehabilitating damaged brands and scaling promising ones, thanks in part to its clout with suppliers and retail landlords because of its size.

But ultimately, not only did VF’s Supreme acquisition not deliver on hoped-for benefits, it distracted management as the rest of the company started to fall apart. Skater-focused Vans, for instance, bored customers by more or less trotting out the same five shoe models for years as it was lapped by competitors. Other brands were also underachieving as management tried to figure out how to get more out of Supreme. “We also didn’t take advantage of our formerly fast growth to invest back in innovation, new products, and new franchises,” Darrell said in March interview with Fortune .

VF, whose shares rose on the news of the Supreme sale, but are down about 85% from all time highs hit in 2019, can now focus on restoring itself to its former self with one less distraction. And Darrell told Fortune in March not to expect any new M&A deals anytime soon. “It’s about turning the business around for long-term sustainable growth, not deals,” he said.

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