Close Your Eyes, "BEYOND YOUR EYES" concert in Seoul

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CLOSE YOUR EYES (KlUA) completed its first solo concert successfully.

Close Your Eyes (Jeon Min-wook, Majing Xiang, Jang Yeo-jun, Kim Sung-min, Song Seung-ho, Kenshin, and Seo Kyung-bae) held a solo concert "BEYOND YOUR EYES" at Olympic Hall in Seoul Olympic Park on the 31st and 1st of last month and met with fans.

This performance boasted the composition of expanding the music world and narrative of Close Your Eyes to match the title of Beyond Your Eyes. In addition, the second day's performance was broadcast live online through the K-pop fandom platform BIGC so that fans at home and abroad who could not visit the site could enjoy it together.

Before entering, he gave out eye-shaped candies reflecting the concept of the performance, heralding the world view of the concert. The candy appeared as a prop eaten by the members in the opening VCR, further raising the level of immersion with the meaning that fans will come into the world view together.

The opening VCR was developed with the keyword "eye" that touched the team name, overwhelming the attention. Close Your Eyes then opened its first solo concert with "Close Your Eyes," the first track of its debut album "ETERNALT" and the song that announced the team's beginning. In particular, the members made a surprise appearance in the audience from the beginning, and the scene became a frenzy.

In addition, Close Your Eyes presented a variety of all-time title songs such as "All Poems and Novels in Me," "Snowy Summer," "Paint Candy," "X," and "SOB," as well as songs that received great love.

Among them, two songs, "CHIC" and "2.0," were performed for the first time at the show, and the sensuous choreography, which perfectly matched the mood of the two songs with imposing confidence, properly aimed at fan sentiment.

Close Your Eyes' ambitious three new unreleased songs were also performed. The members said, "Boldly pre-release it at the concert. In addition to the introduction of "The Best Song" by looking at the title alone, the "Best Life" stage was surprisingly released, making fans even more enthusiastic.

In addition, a variety of performances continued to be held, including the unit song "Nameless" by older brothers Jeon Min-wook, Ma Jing-xiang, Jang Yeo-jun, and Kim Sung-min, and the unit song "Lemonade" by the youngest lines Song Seung-ho, Kenshin, and Seo Kyung-bae. "Nameless," which has an impressive soulful groove, and "Lemonade," which features a fresh and refreshing charm, boasted different charms, and the stage feast to check each member's personality and capabilities drew explosive cheers.

Close Your Eyes completed an unforgettable moment by breathing and communicating with fans through a performance that lasted about two hours. It proved its true value as a "global trend idol" again with a variety of stages that capture the team's identity on a set list that combines musical narratives and performance capabilities that have been accumulated so far.

Close Your Eyes, which successfully completed "Beyond Your Eyes" amid enthusiastic responses from global fans, said at the end of the concert, "I would like to thank the many people and their families for their hard work for the concert, and above all, the closure (official fandom name) for creating a dream-like time. Many people worked hard to make a concert quickly less than a year after their debut, and I feel good that I finished the Seoul concert well. I think you're still dreaming now, but if you're happy with the moments you're with us, I hope you'll continue to be with us. Thank you and I love you," he said.

Close Your Eyes held a surprise high-bye event after the performance and warmly greeted fans on their way home. Until the end, he sincerely thanked each fan and promised to meet next time.

Close Your Eyes, which successfully wrapped up the "Beyond Your Eyes" Seoul performance, will move to Japan and continue its tour in three cities: Tokyo on the 10th and 11th, Nagoya on the 13th, and Osaka on the 15th. After strengthening communication with domestic fans through Seoul performances, they plan to strengthen their position as a 'global rookie' by increasing contact with Japanese and other overseas fans.

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