Red Velvet’s upcoming world tour “R to V” has been the topic of discussion for ReVeluvs on social media as they express their disappointment over SM Entertainment’s choice of small concert venues. The group’s fanbase is enraged after discovering that “The Star Theatre” in Singapore, which only has a capacity of 5,000 seats, will be hosting Red Velvet’s performance on April 21st.
Here’s what ReVeluvs are saying:
Underestimation of Red Velvet’s Worldwide Popularity Fans are criticizing SM Entertainment for underestimating Red Velvet’s worldwide popularity. They believe that the agency has mistreated the group by not assigning a bigger venue to accommodate their solid fanbase.
Unfair Treatment to Red Velvet ReVeluvs pointed out that Red Velvet is a 9-year-old group that is capable of selling out arenas. They expressed their disappointment and sadness that the group’s fourth concert is still taking place in a small venue.
Demand for Justice for Red Velvet Fans are demanding justice for Red Velvet and want SM Entertainment to take responsibility for the group’s mistreatment. They insist that the agency should provide a bigger venue for Red Velvet’s concert in Singapore.
Two-Day Concert Proposal Some ReVeluvs suggested that if Red Velvet was going to receive a small theatre venue, they should also be given a two-day concert instead of one.
SM 3.0’s Responsibility Some fans blamed SM 3.0’s responsibility for Red Velvet’s mistreatment and the small venue.
Red Velvet’s World Tour Schedule Red Velvet’s “R to V” world tour will kickstart at Seoul with a two-day concert on April 1st and 2nd. This will be followed by Singapore (April 21st), Yokohama (May 3rd and 4th), Manila (May 7th), Bangkok (May 13th and 14th), Jakarta (May 20th), Paris (May 24th), Berlin (May 27th), Amsterdam (May 30th), and London (June 6th).
Better Management of Red Velvet’s World Tour ‘R to V’ ReVeluvs are calling for better management of Red Velvet’s world tour “R to V.” They want SM Entertainment to take into consideration the group’s worldwide popularity and assign bigger venues to accommodate their solid fanbase. Fans also want the agency to provide a two-day concert for smaller theatre venues. ReVeluvs hope that their concerns will be heard and that Red Velvet’s world tour will be a success.
In conclusion, Red Velvet’s fanbase is unhappy with the small venue assigned for their upcoming world tour. Fans are calling for better management and want SM Entertainment to take responsibility for their mistreatment. They believe that Red Velvet’s worldwide popularity deserves a bigger venue to accommodate their solid fanbase.