SB19 assures they are safe amid tsunami threats in Hawaii
SB19 during a sit-down interview with Inquirer Entertainment for their EP “Simula at Wakas.” Image: Arnel Tacson/INQUIRER.net
SB19 assured their fans (or A’TIN) that they are safe in mainland USA with their touring team, just before they travel to the next stop of their world tour, Hawaii, which is bracing for massive tsunami waves that can possibly hit the island state.
Hawaii is one of the nearby regions that can possibly be hit by 10-feet tsunami waves following a powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. This led to evacuation orders being issued in the area.
With the US state being one of the stops for the quintet’s “Simula at Wakas” world tour, they are set to perform at the Hawaii Convention Center in Honolulu on Aug. 1.
Amid the tsunami warning, SB19’s management, 1Z Entertainment, clarified on its social media platforms on Wednesday, July 30, that the group and their touring team are safe in mainland USA.
“We hope that everyone is staying safe, especially those in areas affected by the impending tsunami including Hawaii, our next tour stop,” their statement said.
“Our thoughts are all with you, and we’re keeping everyone in our prayers during this time,” it continued.
SB19’s 1Z Entertainment released a statement regarding the Honolulu stop of their “Simula at Wakas” tour. Image: X/1Z Entertainment
1Z said further updates on their upcoming tour will be released in the coming days.
“SB19 and their ‘Simula at Wakas’ touring team are still in the mainland USA and are safe. We’ll continue to share updates about the show this Friday. Please stay tuned and take care, A’TIN,” the statement said.
The quintet is currently embarking on their “Simula at Wakas” world tour, with Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, Doha, Riyadh, Jeddah, Sydney, Melbourne and Tokyo as their next stops.
SB19 on Wednesday, July 30, released their collaborative track “Umaaligid” with Sarah Geronimo, which was produced by the Geronimo and Matteo Guidicelli-owned G-Music. /ra
