T-ARA continues Hong Kong showcase

By Syahida Kamarudin | From Cinema Online Exclusively for Yahoo! Newsroom – Fri, Sep 21, 2012

21 Sep – It was revealed that girl group T-ARA will continue their Hong Kong showcase later this month.

As reported on Kpopstarz website, the group will be performing in a showcase that will be held at the Star Hall near Wan Chai District, Hong Kong. A representative of Core Contents Media stated, "The 3,000-seating event has already sold out and we are discussing whether to add 500 to 1000 additional seats at the standing area."

They also revealed that the reason for the showcase is due to continuous calls from Hong Kong. The rep added that, "We received a guarantee from them for around 7 billion."

Meanwhile, despite their bullying scandal, T-ARA made their comeback on 3 September 3 with a mini album, "Mirage". They will make a comeback stage on 6 September through their latest track, "Sexy Love" on MNet's "M! Countdown".

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