TwoSet Violin to Resume US Tour After Visa Approval

TwoSet Violin has announced the restart of their previously postponed tour.

In May this year, Brett Yang’s application for a US O-1B work visa was rejected. As he was required to submit a second application, the duo had no choice but to postpone five West Coast concerts scheduled for July.

On their official website, they wrote:

“After visa challenges that delayed our original plans, we’re thrilled to announce that Brett has received his US visa and we’re ready to bring our world tour to you!”

The pair had originally planned concerts in Seattle, San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles. In a recent YouTube update, they revealed that new dates have been set for the San Francisco and Seattle shows. However, due to scheduling conflicts with the orchestra, both concerts will take place without symphonic accompaniment. San Francisco will now be held at the end of September, while Seattle is scheduled for mid-October.