Supersonic Festival (Seoul)

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Supersonic Festival
Genre Hip hop, Rock, Pop
Location(s) Olympic Park, Seoul, South Korea
Years active2012–2014
Website http://www.supersonickorea.com/

Supersonic Festival was a yearly music festival in Seoul. [1]

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Festival line-ups

Supersonic 201214 August15 August
Supersonic 201314 August15 August
Supersonic 201414 August

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References

  1. "Home". supersonickorea.com.