The fast-rising P-Pop sibling groups BINI and BGYO are ready to continue proving that they are “born to win” and can give “the baddest” performances as they get up close with their fans overseas, kicking off in Asia with the BINI & BGYO Global Virtual Party Asia Tour.
BINI and BGYO will first get to meet the members of the press, social media personalities, and fans from Thailand on Nov. 21 at 1:00 p.m. (Bangkok)/ 2 P.M. (Manila), with host Tassama “Mam” Damdaeng.
Sibling P-pop groups BGYO and BINI kick off their 'Global Virtual Party Asia Tour' with Thai and Indonesian fans.
Catch the live streaming of the event on the Facebook pages of Star Music and TFC (@TFCAsia, @TFCANZP, @TFCUSOfficial, @TFCCanadaOfficial, @TFCEurope, @TFCMiddleEast, and @KapamilyaTFC).
While immediately after that, they will be catching up with the members of the press, social media stars, and fans from Indonesia at 4:00 p.m. (Jakarta)/ 5:00 p.m. (Manila), with hosts John Lye and Riri.
Join the fun by watching the live streaming on the Facebook pages of Star Music and TFC ( @TFCAsia, @TFCANZP, @TFCUSOfficial, @TFCCanadaOfficial, @TFCEurope, @TFCMiddleEast, and @KapamilyaTFC).
Apart from answering some questions from the press during the Q&A, BINI and BGYO will also be playing some fun games and giving short performances that their fans will surely enjoy.
The BINI & BGYO Global Virtual Party Asia Tour comes after their successful first major two-day concert, One Dream: The BINI & BGYO Concert, which received raves and even trended worldwide on the social media platform Twitter.
It is also just more than a month after they released their albums, Born to Win for BINI and The Light for BGYO, where bonus tracks of their respective albums include their carrier singles “Born to Win” and “The Light” performed in different languages.
It is also a few days before the groups’ first international live performance that will happen at the 1MX Dubai 2021, which their fans in Asia can watch via live streaming on KTX.ph on Dec. 3.
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