K-POP Goes Beyond Reality with Wonderverse K-POP Concert in Thailand, Featuring a New Payment System

 


Noah & T Group Co., Ltd., a global performance company, has signed a contract with Millennium Brothers, a Thai performance and XR platform specializing agency, to hold the Wonderverse K-POP Bangkok concert in Thailand on May 6th and 7th. The concert will be held at a local performance hall with 20,000 seats, and Millennium Brothers will serve as the performance agency.


'Wonderverse K-POP' is a new concept of 'Metaverse K-pop', which combines the advantages of reality and virtual reality to go beyond the existing two-dimensional performance system. The K-POP concert brand aims to offer a unique experience for audiences.


Noah & T Group Co., Ltd. has been conducting non-face-to-face K-POP concerts for overseas Hallyu fans for a total of eight times through their independent online live concert streaming service. They also donate part of the proceeds to various public service projects around the world.


The concert tickets for this performance can be purchased using CTL Coin, a new concept payment system that combines K-POP Korean Wave content and donation culture. CTL Coin can be used to pay for K-POP online and offline performance tickets, and part of the proceeds generated by payment with CTL Coin will be donated in the form of a coin for the education of the next generation.


Noah & T Group plans to expand the Wonderverse K-POP offline and online performances featuring top-notch idol stars, starting in Thailand in May 2023 and followed by Japan, the Philippines, Europe, the Americas, and South America. They also plan to expand their business area to a platform that pays with CTL coins to K-FOOD, K-MEDICAL, and K-ACADEMY, in addition to K-POP performances.

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