[CONCERT RECAP] Xdinary Heroes Ignite Singapore With Unforgettable Energy At “Beautiful Mind” World Tour

On 26 July 2025, Xdinary Heroes returned to Singapore with their electrifying “Beautiful Mind” World Tour at The Star Theatre. From the very first note, it was clear this wouldn’t be just a show. It was a full-blown experience of sound, soul, and synergy between the six members and their devoted fans, Villains.

The evening began with “Beautiful Life,” instantly bringing the crowd to its feet. Lightsticks danced in perfect rhythm, reflecting the excitement that had been building for weeks. With the band fully immersed in their sound, they rolled straight into “Xymphony,” “Bicycle,” and the explosive “Bad Chemical,” sending waves of energy through the theater.

A smooth solo transition by Jooyeon led the crowd into the emotional weight of “Love & Fear” and the anthemic “Fight Me,” where the band’s signature rock edge was on full display. During the first ment, the boys reintroduced themselves, expressing how much they missed their Singaporean Villains. O.de fondly remembered the energy from their last stop here and declared, “Singapore’s energy is CRAZY!”

Next came “Paint It” and the groovy “Feeling Nice,” followed by a standout keyboard intro by Gun-il, humorously featuring “George the Lobster,” leading into a fan-favorite solo moment. Drummer Gun-il then took center stage, guiding the crowd through an interaction, where fans chanted “HEY!” on beat before he tore into “Sucker Punch” with unstoppable rhythm.

Returning for another round of banter, the members playfully teased Villains that no one had asked them to sit yet. Jun Han praised the fans’ stamina, while Jun Seo was visibly amazed at the explosive energy in the room, saying he’d love to return “again and again.” That passion surged through “Again? Again!” and “More Than I Like.”

Gaon’s solo led into the dreamy “Walking to the Moon,” followed by “Pluto,” where Villains sang so powerfully it felt like the roof might lift. Touched by the chorus of voices, the members paused to praise the fans’ fluent Korean, and how beautiful not only their faces but their voices were. The emotions deepened with heartfelt performances of “Good Enough” and “Night Before the End,” drawing tears and goosebumps in equal measure.

Jungsu then delivered a soul-stirring solo in “Save Me,” and for the first time ever, the band witnessed Villains standing during a ballad, a moment they later recreated by singing the chorus of “Night Before the End” once more, asking fans to “make the rooftop burst.”

With the final stretch approaching, the band urged Villains to enjoy the rest of the night without holding back. A sonic rollercoaster followed with “No Matter,” “Moneyball,” and a powerful solo transition by Jun Han, before launching into a triple threat of “Break the Brake,” “Diamond,” and “Fire (My Sweet Misery).”

Next came Villains Time, which focused on singing, as the fans raised their voices in “Instead” and “Freakin’ Bad,” turning the concert hall into a collective chorus.

After a brief change of clothes, the members returned to the stage with “Little Things” and “Night of Firework,” before looping back to the chorus of “Beautiful Life”, bringing the night full circle. Just before the final ment, a surprise fan video played which thanked Xdinary Heroes for their music and reminding them how much they’ve become a light in the lives of Villains.

Clearly moved, the members responded with heartfelt gratitude. Gaon called the night the “most beautiful chaos” they’ve ever seen, while Jun Han shared how much strength they draw from the Villains’ energy. They took a group photo with fans to commemorate the night—faces glowing with joy, hands waving, hearts full.

From solo moments and crowd singalongs to booming rock tracks and emotional ballads, Xdinary Heroes’ “Beautiful Mind” in Singapore was an experience that struck deep and soared high.