Boy band Supernova will perform at the prestigious Yokohama Arena in Japan next week, according to the group’s agency Maru Entertainment on Friday.

Maru announced through a press release today that the six-member group will hold the "Supernova Show 2010" at the Yokohama Arena, open only to the biggest names in the music industry.

Maru also said all 12,000 tickets for the boys' upcoming show sold out, making it the largest crowd they will perform in front of in Japan.

This is not the first time Supernova’s concert has sold out -- their shows held in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka earlier this year were equally successful. The group’s next concert “Supernova X-mas Party 2010” set for December 25 in Kobe is also a sell-out.

Supernova's career in Japan has fared well so far with all nine of their single albums released in the country since their debut last year placing within the top 6 slots of the prestigious Oricon chart. The group’s 10th single 'shining☆star” debuted at No.4 spot in Oricon chart the day of its release on December 8.

Supernova, composed of members Jung Yunhak, Kim Sungje, Yoon Sungmo, Kim Kwangsu, Song Jihyuk and Park Geonil, made their debut in Korea in 2007 with their album "The Beautiful Stardust" and gained popularity through collaboration projects "T.T.L (Time to Love)" and "T.T.L Listen 2" with girl group T-ara last year.

Most recently, member Sungje came together with Kang Ji-young of female group Kara to release a digital single titled “Merry Love” which went on sale December 16.


Source : asiae