The group Dreamcatcher successfully wrapped up its first week of comeback. Starting with Mnet’s “M Countdown,” which aired on the 14th, Dreamcatcher appeared on KBS2’s “Music Bank” and SBS’s “Inkigayo” and held a comeback stage.
Dreamcatcher, which made a comeback in nine months with the release of its second full-length album “Apocalypse: Save Us” on the 12th, showed a more intense and powerful energy-filled stage through its title song “MAISON.”
Dreamcatcher topped iTunes top album charts in 20 regions, including the U.S., shortly after the album’s release on the 12th, and topped iTunes K-POP album charts in eight regions. The title song “MAISON” also topped iTunes top song charts and K-POP song charts in many countries, and topped the Bugs real-time chart, proving the keen interest of domestic and foreign fans. In particular, the No. 1 U.S. top album chart is the first Korean girl group to be active this year and the fifth girl group in history, and Dreamcatcher has shown unlimited growth by building another career high. In addition, according to Hanteo Chart, a domestic record sales website, “Apocalypes: Saveus” has exceeded 80,000 initial sales, achieving its own best record, drawing a scary upward curve at the same time as the comeback. Meanwhile, Dreamcatcher will continue its “MAISON” activities through various music broadcasts and various contents.
Source: www.osen.co.kr
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