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CONCERT WATCH: Dok2 & The Quiett In Australia This Summer


Australia are you ready for some khip-hop? According to KPOPME Entertainment, rappers Dok2 and The Quiett from Illionaire Records will be on tour in Australia this summer. KPOPME says this will be the first time for the two to tour there. You can catch them in Sydney on June 1st at Space at Shark Hotel, and in Melbourne on June 2nd, at Star Trak. Tickets go on sale on May 2nd. For more information go to illionaire.kpopme.com.

📢📢 Are you ready to get lit with Illionaire? 📢📢 It’ll be Illionaire’s first time touring around Australia. They got many performances prepared so yall dont want to miss out! 🔥🔥 ❗️DOK2 & THE QUIETT AUSTRALIA TOUR 2018 will be held in Sydney & Melbourne in June 2018❗️ SYDNEY - 06/01 @ Space at Shark Hotel MELBOURNE - 06/02 @ Star Trak Ticket sales start on May 2nd, 2018 @ 1PM in your city. For more info & tickets visit http://illioniare.kpopme.com - 일리네어가 호주를 찾아갑니다! 도끼와 더 콰이엇이 오는 6월 첫 호주 투어를 하게되었습니다! 히트곡부터 오직 콘서트에서만 들을 수 있는 곡들까지 진짜 힙합 공연을 열 예정입니다. 2018년 도끼와 더 콰이엇 첫 호주 투어는 시드니와 멜버른에 계신 힙합 팬 여러분들 같이 미치도록 놀 준비 되셨나요?! 공연 날짜와 장소는: 시드니 - 6월 1일 @ Space at Shark Hotel 멜버른 - 6월 2일 @ Star Trak 티켓 판매는 2018년 5월 2일, 다음 주 수요일 각 도시 시간 낮 1시에 시작됩니다. 티켓 애매와 더 자세한 정보는 http://illioniare.kpopme.com 에서 확인하실 수 있습니다. - #ILLIONAIREinAUS #ILLIONAIRE #KpopMeAus #DOK2 #THEQUIETT #KHIPHOP #ILLIONAIRERECORDS #KPOPME #Australia #Sydney #Melbourne #일리네어 #도끼 #더콰이엇 #힙합 #호주 #시드니 #멜버른
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