[news] The JYP 2010 US Tour Featuring 2AM

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New York Concert

Friday, May 21, 2010, 8:00 PM
Roseland Ballroom
239 W. 52nd St. New York, NY 10019
Ticket Price: $50, $100, $150

** VIP Package also available! (See below for details.)
*** NY tickets will be on sale SOON. Reserve your tickets NOW by calling Powerhouse at 323.692.0303.



Los Angeles Concert

Sunday, May 23, 2010, 7:00 PM
Wiltern Theatre
3790 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90010
Ticket Price: $50, $100, $150

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*** LA tickets are on sale NOW!!!!! Online sales are also open at www.powerhouselive.net.



Concert Information

JYP is back for yet another live tour in the US! BUT THIS TIME, ALONG WITH…. 2AM!!!! Powerhouse, together with MNET Media and JYP Entertainment, is proud to present the 2010 JYP TOUR with 2AM, which will take place in New York and Los Angeles this May. The tour will be an extension of JYP’s Bad Party concert series from Korea. It will be the third JYP Tour put together for his US fans, but this year’s tour is sure to provide the audience an unforgettable experience with new and fresh performances. It will be 2AM’s first appearance on stage in the US, so you won’t want to miss being a part of this incomparable experience!


** VIP PACKAGE DETAILS **

The package is $300 and includes:
1) VIP Seat (Front Rows)
2) Signed T-shirt
3) Signed CD
4) Signed Poster
5) After Party with JYP & 2AM (Details to be announced at a later time. Must be 18 or older to enter the Party)


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[video] [ENG SUB] Jaebeom at Seattle 'Sunday Night'

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[video] ENG SUBBED! Infinity Challenge with 2pm

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[news] 2PM Jaebeom’s life in Seattle aired

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Former 2PM leader Jaebeom (Jay Park) will be featured on a new upcoming KBS2 show called "Into Sunday Night," hosted by MC Nam Hee Suk. The show was finally aired on the 25th, which revealed his face for the first time after leaving Korea.

The production crew met Jaebeom in a dance battle competition in Seattle, United States. Looking only at his face, he looked relaxed. When Jaebeom noticed the camera, he left the place and although they were able to ask him a question, he answered, "Sorry," and avoided them.

The next day, Jaebeom sent a 2PM CD to the place where the production team was staying. Along with the CD, he left a message saying, "I can't tell you anything. Although you came a long way, I am sorry."

On that same day, the production crew was able to meet Jaebeom's family. The family assured the team that Jaebeom was doing fine and his younger sibling commented, "He is doing well. He is spending his time at home," while his father also added, "He is well. I don't like my child being issued constantly," rejecting the request for an interview.

The production crew was able to meet Jaebeom's pastor. His paster commented, "He was a gentle child. He knows how to respect his parents, and have good relationships with other people. I think the Korean society is still sensitive about the second generation Korean-Americans. For example: the problems about the mandatory military services in Korea and also some of the mentalities of Koreans, as they think, 'You guys are living a special life in America, while we are living in a small country...' Examples like these made them [Korean society] react more sensitively about Jaebeom's problems."

They were also able to meet one of Jaebeom's high school sunbaes (senior), Kim Tae Young. He commented, "Jaebeom said he really had a hard time when he first visited Korea. The foods there didn't match his appetite and he knew no one in Korea."

The show also revealed that Jaebeom had matured because of his stay in Korea. Last August in America, Jaebeom had an interview with one Korean broadcast company, and he talked about how hard his trainee days were, and how he was able to mature as he spent time in Korea. He stated, "At first it was hard. I was unfamiliar with the Korean language and the foods didn't match my taste. To be honest, for the first 2 months, I wished I was back in America." He added, "It was really hard. But I didn't want to disappoint everyone so I resisted."

After revealing the hardships he had to go through, he added, "I realized that if you work hard, you can do what you want. I am more mature now. I now wish that I should have done more for my family after I realized the importance of my family, as I was separated from them."

A representative from the broadcasting company who conducted the interview stated, "It is hard to look at the meaning of the sentence that caused the problem [Jaebeom's comment on Korea] as 'I hate Korean people'. The sentence was showing the Korean-American's [Jaebeom's] feeling of 'Korea' while learning about Korean society. He just said it in a comfortable way, in American style... But the Korean society has taken this sensitively."