Even in Taylor Swift’s latest global tour, The Eras Tour, Korea is not on the list of stops in Asia.

It can be said that up to now, Taylor Swift is the most popular artist in the world music industry, with global coverage and a huge fan base. That’s why beauty tours are always “sold out” and are warmly welcomed by countries because this is also considered a major cultural event that brings huge revenue to the performers. the street it passes through.

In the latest tour called The Eras Tour, only two countries in Asia invited the blonde beauty to perform: Japan and Singapore.

This surprised many people when Korea – one of the countries famous for music and performance – failed to convince singer Cruel Summer.

According to Xports News, Mr. Chung Tae Young – CEO and Vice President of Hyundai Card, a famous figure in the Korean performance industry, has brought many international stars to Korea to perform, most recently. Bruno Mars – expressed his regret at missing the opportunity to bring the famous pop star to Korean audiences.

He said: “We were supposed to hear ‘Hello, Seoul’ after successful negotiations, but in the end we only heard ‘Hello, Tokyo’. Governments of other countries all supported negotiations.” with Taylor Swift, and we couldn’t even express interest in negotiations because Korea lacks a large-scale venue.

The reason probably stems from February 2011, when the female singer held a concert within the framework of the Speak Now World Tour at KSPO Dome Stadium, Korea to celebrate her 3rd album. However, at that time, Taylor Swift’s name had not really “exploded” in the land of Kimchi, leading to it becoming her only concert that did not sell out.

Specifically, the concert only attracted 4,725 spectators to the stadium with a capacity of 15,000 people. Even when riding the subway in Seoul, Taylor Swift is rarely recognized by the public.

Since the Speak Now World Tour, the blonde beauty has done five tours around the world, but so far there has been no stop in Korea.