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Boy Group TWS made history by holding their first solo concert at KSPO Dome, also known as the Gymnastics Arena, just two and a half years after their debut. The group performed over the weekend of June 27th and 28th, drawing approximately 18,000 fans to witness their milestone achievement. During the emotional 200-minute show, member Xinyu broke down in tears while addressing injured members Hanjin and Yungjee, saying, You worked so hard even though you couldn't participate in all the stages due to your injuries. Please don't feel sorry to us at all. The concert marked the opening of their first Asia tour, which will visit eight cities across 15 shows, including stops in Fukuoka, Yogo, Kanagawa, Macau, Bangkok, Singapore, and Kaohsiung through October.

The group recently showcased their performance prowess at K Expo Popular Song in Paris, where they delivered not only their own hits like Sign and WTF, but also impressive cover stages of BTS's Boy in Love, Blackpink's Dede You Do DDU Do, and Stray Kid's Chick-a-Chick Boom. Following their Macau show, 82 Major will continue their momentum with a concert in Hong Kong on June 28th and a solo show in Bangkok on July 4th. The group will then return to Seoul for their 2026 82 Major Fan Concert 82 Office. Vacation at Excel on July 18th and 19th.

Pre-W Boy Group X On is gearing up for their official launch with the release of their new single Night Dream on June 28th. The dance track, built on a band Sound Foundation, captures the fearless spirit of youth chasing their dreams and symbolizes the members' fresh start after a period of pause. Industry reports note that the song carries special meaning as it reflects the real stories of members who never gave up on their stage dreams despite various challenges. X underscore On will perform Night Dream Live for the first time at their debut fan concert X On Japan Fankin Ignite in Tokyo's Yoyogi Muse Hall on July 4th and 5th, marking their first official activities before their formal Korean debut.

CA kicked off the 11th season of his legendary summer swag soaked show with a marathon four-hour performance at We Jongbu Sports Complex on June 27th and 28th, drawing 33,000 fans. The show opened with a cinematic video featuring actor Park Ji-hoon and director Jiang Hang Jun in a playful gangnam style battle-themed around the hit film The King's Man. Special guests Hhuasa and Sung Zi kyung joined the festivities, with Hwase performing Maria and Twit, while Sung Zi kyung delivered emotional renditions of Your Every Moment and On the Street. Sai powered through an extensive set list, including Napal Bhaji, Gentleman, Daddy, Champion, and of course Gangnam style, with the audience singing so loudly during the second verse pre-chorus that their voices filled the entire venue. The show concluded with a spectacular display as the audience's lights formed the Korean flag pattern while fireworks lit up the sky, with Sai promising to carry the energy of the final It's Art performance through the remaining 64 days of the tour.

TWS delivered an unforgettable concert experience that perfectly captured the essence of youth and vitality during their KSPO Dome debut. The group performed nearly 30 songs across their 200-minute show, utilizing elaborate stage designs including a galaxy-themed ceiling projection, a two-tier cake-shaped lift, and a half-moon runway that allowed them to connect with fans throughout the venue. Member Dohun expressed his ambition by telling fans, our dream was to enter the gymnastics arena. But beyond that, we want to become artists you can be proud of in even bigger venues. The concert showcased not only their signature refreshing hits, but also featured special unit stages with unreleased songs, including Ji Hoon and Kyungmin's Shift, Young Jae and Hanjin's To You Who Came Through That Long Night, and Xinyu and Dohun's hip-hop track, How Did You Do That? Chinese member Hanjin delivered a touching moment when he shared that while he once thought home was only where his parents lived in China, he now feels Korea is also home because of his members and fans.

The TWS concert demonstrated the full power of Hybe and Pleadis Entertainment's accumulated concert production expertise, with fans noting the show felt like a culmination of years of K-pop concert innovation. The stage production featured endless confetti showers, specially produced video content, and dynamic lighting that transformed the venue into various atmospheres throughout the night. Beyond the technical spectacle, what truly set the concert apart was TWS's ability to evoke nostalgia and youthful energy that resonated across generations, making even older audience members feel transported back to their own coming-of-age moments. The group performed their hits with fresh arrangements, including band sounds, hyper-pop versions, and acoustic renditions, while also unveiling live stages of previously unperformed tracks from their fifth mini-album, No Tragedy, like Fire Escape and Get It Now. Industry observers noted that for everyone present, including the members themselves, this concert will likely remain one of the most vivid memories of their youth.

TWS member Xinyu became emotional during the concert's closing moments as he reflected on the group's journey to KSPO Dome. He told his fellow members, preparing for this dream stage wasn't easy, and you all worked so hard. I'm truly happy that I can build my life with these five members. Addressing injured members Hanjin and Yongjai specifically, Xin Yu emphasized, This isn't the end but the beginning, so I want us to move forward not just to bigger venues but toward a bigger future for TWS together. Member Jahun also shared his gratitude, saying, We prepared with such desperation because this was a stage we all dreamed of so earnestly, and whenever I struggled or had worries, these were the members I could lean on. The emotional moments underscored the deep bond the group has formed during their rapid rise in the competitive K-pop industry.

Despite nursing injuries, TWS members Hanjin and Young Jai showed remarkable dedication by participating in most of the concert performances. Han Jin is recovering from an ankle ligament injury while Young Jae is dealing with a left thigh muscle strain, with both members minimizing their movements during certain choreography sections to avoid aggravating their conditions. Youngji expressed his passion before the second show, saying, I feel like I'm going crazy. All I can think about is wanting to perform on stage. The injured members' determination to perform drew emotional responses from both their fellow members and fans, with the audience showing extra support throughout the weekend shows. Their commitment highlighted the strong work ethic and stage passion that has become a hallmark of the group's identity.

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