Top artists like Girls’ Generation, TVXQ, Super Junior and more are heading to Mountain View, California to perform at the Google headquarters hosted by none other than Google and MBC.
Although it seemed as if though the concert would be a private one as it was reported that it would be at the Google headquarters, fans can rejoice as it has been revealed the concert will be open to the public! Powerhouse has dropped details, revealing that fans can grab free admission tickets starting May 12th. The concert will be held at the Shoreline Amphitheatre and will be hosted by Taeyeon and Tiffany.
For those that can’t make it, Google and MBC will be broadcasting the concert through YouTube channels at a later date.
The Supreme Court has reversed a controversial government decision to label songs by two popular music groups as “harmful to youth.”
Last summer, the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family ruled that After School’s “Funky Man” was sexually suggestive and that the music video for Orange Caramel’s “Bangkok City” encouraged underage fans to visit nightclubs as it is set in one.
But the nation’s high court on April 27 agreed with Pledis Entertainment, the agency for the two girl groups, which filed suit to nullify the ruling last October. The agency made its success public yesterday.
Music designated by the government as “harmful to youth” must carry a label with those words in stores and cannot be purchased by customers who are 19 years of age or younger.
“The words contained in ‘Funky Man’ describe a cheerleader and there is nothing suggestive about it,” the court said. “Meanwhile, ‘Bangkok City’ doesn’t encourage teenagers to visit clubs,” the ruling continued.
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