SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, September 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Popular US music act Owl City, otherwise known as Adam Young, will be performing to audiences in Seoul as part of his global tour next month.
The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumental performer will be playing to crowds at the AX Hall venue on October 24th, beginning at 20:30 local time.
A native of Minnesota, Young has been performing as Owl City for a number of years, but only hit the big time in 2009 with the release of his major label debut album Ocean Eyes.
The record spawned the quadruple-platinum single Fireflies, which topped the charts in 24 countries, thus paving the way for Young to become a major global recording artist, releasing his new album All Things Bright and Beautiful this year.
This record will be the focus of Owl City's latest tour, meaning attendees are likely to be able to enjoy ethereal tracks such as The Real World, Honey and the Bee, Hospital Flowers and Dreams Don't Turn to Dust.
Owl City's Seoul date will be followed by concerts in Manila, Jakarta and Honolulu, before he returns to the US in November.
Music lovers can find a wide selection of Seoul hotels at AsiaRooms.com, with the IP Boutique Hotel Itaewon among them.
More information can be found about the act's latest tour at http://www.myspace.com/owlcity.
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AsiaRooms.com - Owl City to Perform in Seoul in October
American indie music sensation Owl City will be performing at Seoul's AX Hall on October 24th 2011.
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[Press-News.org] AsiaRooms.com - Owl City to Perform in Seoul in OctoberAmerican indie music sensation Owl City will be performing at Seoul's AX Hall on October 24th 2011.