Jessica Jung Returns to Bangkok this August for Solo Concert
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Jessica Jung To Dazzle Bangkok Fans at Solo Concert this August!

South Korean pop star, Jessica Jung, returns to Bangkok for her much-awaited Diamond Dreams Concert Tour on Aug. 31 at the Impact Exhibition Hall 5.

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Golden Stars, shine through! Jessica Jung is set to hold her second solo concert in Bangkok next month!

The South Korean pop star returns to Bangkok as part of her Diamond Dreams Concert Tour which will be held on Aug. 31, 7:00 PM at the Impact Exhibition Hall 5, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi. It’s been five years since the singer met her "Golden Stars” in Thailand.

There are currently four ticket types for the upcoming concert priced at THB2,500 (Zone D), THB4,500 (Zone C), THB5,500 (Zone B), and THB6,500(Zone A). Each zone consists of fan benefit packages that include posters, plastic tickets, tote bags, and polaroids. Additionally, Zone Aticket holders will be able to see Jessica up close as it includes a Soundcheck Rehearsal pass.

Limited official merchandise will also be available for purchase such as the special edition Light Stick + T-Shirt set (THB899), and Tote bag (THB299).

Tickets are now on sale and have a limit of 4 tickets per purchase. Get yours here.

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Jessica first captivated the world with her unique voice and stunning stage presence in 2007 when she debuted as a member of the K-pop girl group, Girl’s Generation. With her serious personality and beauty, fans have endearingly dubbed her as the “Ice Princess.”

Through the years, Jessica’s career expanded to various fields including acting, fashion designing, and writing. She set up her fashion brand, Blanc & Éclair, in 2014, and made her acting debut in the 2015 Chinese romcom, “I Love That Crazy Little Thing.” Jessica also wrote a novel, “Shine,” which was published by Simon & Schuster in 2020. The young adult romance has been critiqued as an autobiography in disguise, as the star admitted it was based on some of her experiences in the Korean music industry. A sequel, “Bright,” was published in 2022.

Her music career continued to flourish even after the disbandment of her group, having released several singles and EPs such as “With Love, J” and “Call Me Before You Sleep.” Last November, she released her fourth mini album, “Beep Beep,” with two self-written tracks.

For the latest updates, keep your eyes peeled on the tour organizers' social pages, Sum Supreme Media and 43.

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