PENTAGON Successfully Held Their First Solo Concert In Japan

The Japanese solo concert of the boy group Pentagon (Jinho, Hui, Hongseok, Shinwon, Yeo One, Yanan, Yuto, Kino, Wooseok) was successfully held.

The Pacifico Yokohama National University Hall hosted the Pentagon’s Japan solo concert ‘2023 PENTAGON CONCERT Summer Vacation “PADO”‘on the 30th and 31st of last month.

This was their first solo performance in Japan in roughly a year, and they demonstrated their excitement even before the performance. At this two-day concert, which drew approximately 7,000 spectators, the Pentagon created special memories with its admirers.

At the concert, the Pentagon held a magnificent opening with the popular songs ‘SHINE (Japanese Version)’ and ‘Naughty Boy (Japanese Version),’ providing supporters with long-lasting memories of colourful stages. did.

Subsequently, the title songs “PADO (wave to me)” and “Shh (Shh)” of the Japanese mini-album vol.6 “PADO” released on the 30th of last month were sung consecutively, and the performance showcasing the unique identity and new strength of the Pentagon received an explosive response. After that, the atmosphere rapidly shifted to a solo stage in which each member’s magnificent charm shone. The audience applauded the stage replete with the individuality of each member.

In addition, the Pentagon performed ‘Feelin’ Like,’ a rock rendition of ‘Like This,’ and ‘Call My Name,’ creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a festival. Specifically, the incredible live performance and performance that made it impossible to tear your eyes away from the stage increased the intensity of the performance.

The performance lasted over 150 minutes and included a wide variety of genre-less tracks.

Last but not least, Kino conveyed his gratitude, saying, “Universe, who came to visit us for two days, endured many hardships, and you are the most vital being and driving force for us. Next, Wooseok expressed his unique thoughts: “I believe we are able to remain the same because the Pentagon and the universe share the same mentality. This mentality will not change, and in the future we will strive harder. Thank you very much.” The Pentagon concluded their performance with an impassioned rendition of “Spring Snow” and the curtain call stage, which was met with an enthusiastic response from the audience.

As the first Japanese solo concert in roughly a year, they dominated the stage with an improved performance, demonstrating once again that this is an unreplaceable concert that only the Pentagon can perform.

The Pentagon will be active and release their sixth Japanese album ‘PADO’ on the 30th of this month.