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SHE’S Tour 2023 “Shepherd” LIVE SPECIAL - Season 1

SHE'S released their 6th album 'Shepherd' in May 2023. In June, they started a nationwide tour "SHE'S Tour 2023 'Shepherd'" with this album and have been touring for a total of 20 shows. This time, Space Shower TV will exclusively broadcast the Zepp Haneda show held on 8 (Wed) November! Don't miss the passionate performance at Zepp where they brushed up the world view of the album even more after the intense first half of the tour, which mainly took place at live houses!

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SHE'S released their 6th album 'Shepherd' in May 2023. In June, they started a nationwide tour "SHE'S Tour 2023 'Shepherd'" with this album and have been touring for a total of 20 shows. This time, Space Shower TV will exclusively broadcast the Zepp Haneda show held on 8 (Wed) November! Don't miss the passionate performance at Zepp where they brushed up the world view of the album even more after the intense first half of the tour, which mainly took place at live houses!

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