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Uni-Girls Theme Day Features Taiwanese Girl Group HUR+

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Uni-Girls are hosting their "First Heartbeat" theme day on August 15-16 at the Asia Pacific Baseball Stadium.
  • Taiwanese girl group HUR+ will perform and throw the ceremonial first pitch on August 16.
  • The event will feature the release of the Uni-Girls' new single, "First Heartbeat," with a Korean-style sweet concept.

The Uni-7-ELEVEN Lions are set to host their annual "First Heartbeat" theme day on August 15 and 16 at the Asia Pacific Baseball Stadium. This year's event promises a romantic atmosphere centered around the Uni-Girls' fifth new single, also titled "First Heartbeat."

The theme day will showcase a sweet, Korean-inspired concept, aiming to capture the youthful and vibrant energy of the Uni-Girls. Fans can anticipate a special pre-game performance of the new single on August 14 at the stadium.

Adding to the excitement, Taiwanese girl group HUR+ has been invited as the ceremonial first pitch thrower and pre-game performer for the August 16 event. This marks HUR+'s first appearance on a professional baseball field as a group. The members will don the "First Heartbeat" theme jerseys for their performance, aiming to ignite the crowd with their powerful singing and dancing.

HUR+ is a nine-member group formed from participants of Taiwanese talent shows "DD52" and "NEXT GIRLZ." Originally debuting as "HUR" in 2020 with the hit single "PAIN KILLER," the group expanded in 2023 with new members to become "HUR+," releasing popular tracks like "BOSSY" and "GODDESS." Known for their high-level performance skills and distinct stage presence, HUR+ has become a notable representative of Taiwan's new generation of girl groups.

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