MUSIC
N-Sign Triumphs in First Solo Concert in Korea, Promises More to Come
On the 5th of this month, N-Sign held their 'First Concert
This concert, marking approximately 1 year and 8 months since their debut, was N-Sign's first in Korea. It was a vibrant mix of a fan concert, where they shared memories and interacted with fans, and a live concert featuring powerful and emotional performances.
During the fan concert, N-Sign delighted fans with individual performances, cover dances, and unit stages that were rarely seen before. Highlights included Hanjun's choreo dance, Lawrence's girl group dance medley, and Doha and Sungyoon's performances of 'LAST DANCE' and 'HOME SWEET HOME.' The group also performed a cover of EXO's 'Don't Go,' captivating the audience. Doha further impressed with his self-composed song 'Not Alone.' The event also featured various games involving both the members and fans, enhancing the overall experience.
The live concert showcased N-Sign's signature powerful and energetic performances, featuring fan-favorite tracks. The setlist included 'Apocalypse (:Superego),' 'Tiger (New Flavour),' 'Wormhole: New Track,' 'Salty,' 'Love Potion,' 'Happy &,' 'SPICE,' and 'FUNK JAM.' The concert continued with 'Higher,' 'Black Down,' 'Love, Love, Love Love Love!,' 'NEW STAR,' and 'EVERBLUE.' For the encore, they performed 'Roller Coaster' and 'Woo Woo,' leaving fans eager for more.
The members expressed their gratitude, saying, "We are thankful for creating happy memories. Let's meet again soon," and "It was great to enjoy this together." They also thanked fans for waiting and supporting their first solo concert in Korea, sharing that it was an exciting and joyful time.
They added, "The first time is always the hardest, but the second, third, and fourth will come faster, so look forward to it. We have many schedules planned ahead," raising anticipation for their future activities.
Earlier this year, N-Sign achieved a career high with their release 'Love Potion,' topping music charts and music shows. They also completed a sold-out hall tour across four cities in Japan. With the successful conclusion of their first solo concert in Korea, N-Sign plans to continue expanding their global presence through various activities.
