JYJ 'The Beginning' Luxury Edition Sells Out Over 300,000 Pre-sales Received For Limited Edition CD

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Al Geiner PR) - Warner Music has stopped all pre-sales for JYJ's The Beginning Luxury Edition due to oversubscription on demand for the limited collection CD. Says PR Wang, Managing Director of Warner Music Korea, "We have received over 300,000 pre-sales orders from suppliers worldwide and are currently trying to allocate the 99,999 CDs in stock to first orders received. The overwhelming response to the CD is a very encouraging start for JYJ and we hope that this album release will also be met with equal enthusiasm."

Warner Music will not be producing further copies of the Luxury Edition but promises fans that they will do their best to include special features to the upcoming CD to be launched.

The luxury edition and normal edition will be released on Oct. 12 globally.

New Album Showcase Tour 2010
JYJ will be embarking on an eight-city new album showcase tour from the 15th of October to the end of November in Asia and the US. More information on the confirmed tour stops can be found on www.jyj-thebeginning.com

JYJ is comprised of three members from South Korea: Kim Jaejung, Park Yuchun and Kim Junsu. They were originally from the boy band Dongbangshinki, also known as TVXQ, and also from Tohoshinki - which is formed in 2003 in Korea. Known for their good looks, dancing skills and vocal capabilities, the boys took the Asian pop music market by storm. They were the first group to successfully spearhead the 2nd Korean Music wave into the Japanese market by becoming the first non Japanese act to have nine No 1 singles on Japan's Oricon Charts.
In 2009, the trio left the band and went on to form JYJ.
In June 2010, JYJ held their first concert under their new identity at the Tokyo Dome, singing to more than 200,000 fans from 43 countries around the world.
To date, the concert DVD became the second fastest selling DVD in Japan this year shifting 140,000 copies in its first week of release.