Update (10/8/2018): International pop group Why Don’t We (Daniel Seavey, Zach Herron, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, and Jack Avery) who are scheduled to perform in Hong Kong on August​ 22, 2018 at Music Zone@E-max, has announced cancellation of the Hong Kong show: “Corbyn Besson, a member of the group Why Don't We, underwent emergency surgery 4 weeks ago due to an infection in his throat. His recovery has been 100%, however, his attending surgeon does not want him to leave the country until August 15, which has caused the rescheduling of the Bangkok, Thailand, and Seoul, Korea shows and, unfortunately, cancellation of the Hong Kong show. Corbyn and his group are looking forward to perform for their fans throughout Asia." For fans who have already purchased tickets, refunds will be processed starting August 15, 2018. Full refund will be automatically made to the same credit card account used for the ticket purchase within 30 working days. Should there be any enquiries, please contact Live Nation (HK) at (852) 3905 3280 / [email protected].

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You’re Cordially Invited! International Pop Stars Why Don’t We (Daniel Seavey, Zach Herron, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, and Jack Avery) will bring their performance to Hong Kong for the first time on 22 August​ 2018 at Music Zone@Emax as part of their most extensive headling tour to date –– “The Invitation Tour” which kicked off in February 2018 across North America and Europe. The show is presented by SOUNDBOX, Live Nation’s Asia touring music series devoted to bringing cutting-edge talent to Asia. “The Invitation Tour” celebrates Why Don’t We’s latest EP, “Invitation,” available now via all digital music retailers and streaming services. The EP – already the prolific band’s fourth release in a single year – proved an immediate international sensation, hit #1 on the overall album charts. Additionally, the group has already surpassed over 200 million audio streams. Their most recent release ‘Hooked’ shot to #3 on iTunes’ Overall Songs chart, ahead of artists such as Post Malone, Shawn Mendes, and Ariana Grande among others. Rolling Stone is calling the five-piece band an ‘Artist To Watch’. ABOUT THE ARTIST Amassing more than 200 million global audio streams, 2.8 million Instagram followers, and total YouTube views exceeding 200 million with over 1.7 million subscribers in just over a year, Why Don’t We has become one of pop music’s biggest breakout stories. Taking an innovative and unconventional approach towards releasing new music and actively engaging their rapidly growing fanbase, the prolific young group – the quintet ranges in age from 16-19 years old - put out four EPs in under 12 months. Following their debut EP “ONLY THE BEGINNING” and follow-up “SOMETHING DIFFERENT” EP, it was last summer’s “WHY DON’T WE JUST” EP that first exploded, hitting #1 on iTunes’ “Pop Albums” chart, overtaking artists like Bruno Mars, Harry Styles, and Ed Sheeran. After selling out their first-ever headlining summer tour, the band put out their “INVITATION” EP – released in September to commemorate the band’s one year anniversary – which proved an even greater success, topping iTunes’ “Overall Albums” chart in six countries including the United States. The band’s single “These Girls” made a top 10 debut on the iTunes Store’s “Top Pop Songs” chart late last summer, with the companion video now boasting over 48 million views at YouTube alone. The group closed 2017 on a high note, performing on the entire iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour, including the NYC stop at Madison Square Garden where they shared the stage with Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Camilla Cabello and more. Why Don’t We kicked off the new year with the release of “Trust Fund Baby.” Written by global superstar and Atlantic labelmate Ed Sheeran, the track shot to #3 on iTunes’ Overall Songs chart and #2 on the Pop Songs chart. High profile national television appearances include performances on NBC’s TODAY, ABC’s Good Morning America, nationally syndicated Live with Kelly and Ryan, and more. Press highlights include features in Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, Billboard, and TIME among others.