Kissme4Ukiss: Jan 11, 2011

U-KISS is scheduled to make an appearance on a Taiwanese broadcast this coming January 13th.

U-KISS, who consists of members that can speak Japanese, English, and Chinese, will be arriving at the Taoyuan Airport at approximately 2:45 PM on the 13th in order to be on time for their appearance at the ‘2010 [V] Chinese TOP Year Awards Concert’ at 6 PM on the same day.

Fans have been busily preparing for their group’s arrival with bright-colored balloons and fluorescent light sticks to meet them directly at the airport. It’s been reported that there are even fans who are roaming the airport to ensure themselves a good view of the members the moment they arrive.

U-KISS are greatly known for their fan-service, especially amongst overseas fans. Recently, when the group arrived in Singapore, the members did not show a care for their image and entertained fans with personal talents such as sticking coins inside their nose.

Source: TV Daily via Daum Media + allkpop + Kissme4UKiss

Boy group U-KISS is planning on entering the U.S. music market, and have already kicked off preparations for their debut.

According to information revealed by their agency, NH Media, on January 11th, the agency will be utilizing the members’ different cultural backgrounds and language skills as the base for their debut in the States.

Representatives revealed, “We’ve already listened to about 100 new songs for their new album. The songs chosen will be group ballads, a genre which hasn’t been featured in U-KISS’s albums. Our production team in the States, “I PED,” has already prepared choreography videos.”

They continued, “We’re currently discussing how we’ll be bringing the boys over, since they have various schedules to still complete in Korea. We’ll be balancing it with the group’s Korean comeback.”

Their album will be completed by February.

Credits: Star News via Daum, Newsen, AllKPop & ROCKETBOXX + Kissme4Ukiss