Fantagio Music artists Astro have been winning over fans since forming on Korean reality TV in 2015. Their first full-length album All Light was released last week, and its lead track "All Night" is already well past its first million views. On Jan. 20, Astro's management announced the band's first solo tour dates in America as a U.S. leg of its second world tour across Asia.
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Venues are yet to be announced, but Astro's U.S. schedule in March includes the19th in New York, 21st in Dallas, 24th in Los Angeles, and 26th in San Francisco. It's not their first trip to the U.S.; Astro traveled to KCON in 2016.
Earlier this month K-pop girl group BLACKPINK announced they would make U.S. stops as well in what is shaping up to be a record-making busy period for K-pop concerts in the U.S. While each group strives to bring its unique personality to a new audience in America, Astro has succeeded at building a fan base while in the spotlight for years in Korea, which bodes well for their upcoming U.S. tour.
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