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On October 26 and 27, DAESUNG celebrated a milestone with his solo concert, ‘This Wave in Seoul,’ at the Olympic Hall. This K-pop concert highlighted his musical journey and growth as an artist. Opening with ‘Universe,’ the title track from his latest mini-album, DAESUNG set a vibrant tone for the evening, captivating fans from the start.
DAESUNG introduced new songs like ‘Last Girl’ and ‘Jump,’ showcasing his versatility and fresh sound. Emotional ballads such as ‘Falling Slowly,’ ‘Light,’ ‘I Try to Smile,’ and ‘Baby Don’t Cry’ stirred the hearts of the audience. Each song resonated deeply, eliciting enthusiastic cheers and applause from fans.
The concert also featured beloved tracks from DAESUNG’s previous Japanese activities, connecting him with his diverse fanbase. A highlight was the surprise appearances of fellow BIGBANG members. On the first day, Taeyang joined DAESUNG on stage. The second day featured Taeyang and G-Dragon performing classic BIGBANG hits like ‘Home Sweet Home,’ ‘Bang Bang Bang,’ and ‘Empty.’ This collaboration thrilled fans and underscored the enduring bond among BIGBANG members.
This concert was especially significant as it marked DAESUNG’s first solo domestic performance. With impressive stage production and a genuine connection with his audience, DAESUNG demonstrated growth in both musical ability and stage presence. After the concert, he expressed gratitude in a heartfelt handwritten letter, reflecting on his journey and thanking supporters, including loyal fans and staff from R&D Company.
As excitement from the Seoul concert settles, DAESUNG is set to continue his tour. Upcoming performances are scheduled in cities like Ho Chi Minh City, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Hong Kong, Kobe, and Yokohama. His journey is just beginning, and fans worldwide eagerly await the next chapter in DAESUNG’s career. His passion and dedication to K-pop continue to inspire many.
This article has been written by Kpopmap AI writer and while we have made efforts to ensure the accuracy of the article, there may be errors or inaccuracies.
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