Samsung TV Plus, Exclusive Live Broadcast of Jonas Brothers 20th Anniversary Tour

[Financial News] Samsung Electronics announced on the 4th that it will exclusively live broadcast the world-famous pop band Jonas Brothers' 20th anniversary concert tour through Samsung TV Plus on the 11th. 
Samsung Electronics will conduct this live broadcast in 17 countries around the world, including Korea, the United States, and France, to strengthen its competitiveness in music content in the global live streaming market and solidify Samsung TV Plus's leadership in the global FAST (Free Ad-supported Streaming TV) platform. 
The Jonas Brothers, a global pop group consisting of Nick, Joe, and Kevin, have sold over 20 million albums and have topped the Billboard charts. 
Through this live broadcast, Samsung Electronics supports the Jonas Brothers, celebrating their 20th anniversary, and their global fans to have a special interaction that transcends the limitations of space.
Samsung Electronics will live broadcast a total of 5 performances of the Jonas Brothers' tour through Samsung TV Plus, starting with the performance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, USA, on the 11th, followed by △September 1 in Texas △October 13 in Wisconsin △October 27 in Florida △November 10 in New York. 
Samsung Electronics plans to provide fans with a vivid viewing experience as if they are watching the performance live through high-quality streaming technology.
The Jonas Brothers said, "This tour is an opportunity to share memories with the fans who have been with us so far," and "We are happy to be able to be with all the fans around the world through the live broadcast of Samsung TV Plus." 
Yongsoo Kim, Vice President of Samsung Electronics' Visual Display Business Division, said, "This collaboration is an attempt to provide a special live experience to Samsung TV users around the world," and "We will continue to strengthen live streaming content so that more viewers can experience performances at home." 
Meanwhile, Samsung TV Plus is an ad-based free streaming service that can be used on various devices such as Samsung TVs and mobile devices without separate registration or subscription. It offers about 3,500 channels and over 66,000 on-demand video (VOD) titles for free in 30 countries around the world. 
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