Kai (KAI) celebrates the release of his 5th album, and the success of his solo concert is "Wong-Jang-mi."

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Musical actor Kai (KAI) overwhelmed the audience with his solid ability and heavenly voice to sublimate the concert into a huge musical work.

KAI held a solo concert "KAI in the HIDDEN PALACE" at Blue Square Woori WON Banking Hall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the 21st and 22nd.

The concert was prepared with a variety of sets, including new songs from the new album, popular songs loved by fans, the first stage since debut, and German versions of famous musical works. On top of that, the stage design like a secret palace and the atmosphere composed of the passage of time from dawn to midnight gave the audience a lingering feeling that transcends time and space.

Kai, who first appeared as an all-white suit set-up, invited the audience to the Palace of Dreams as the name of the concert coincided with the live performance of the orchestra, creating a fantastic feeling. After raising the tension and energy of the performance with the overture performance of the opening musical "The Last Kiss," he overwhelmed the audience by releasing his longing and love for the other person with an explosive voice.

On the stage of Kai's first album, "Beol," Kai played the piano himself to announce the transformation of the love narrative, and reinterpreted "Let Me Cry," a famous aria that maximizes deep sadness and emotions, and mainly performed in the early days of his debut, in a rhythmic tone.

From the "Hell to You" stage, he transformed from a white Kai like a prince in a palace to a black warrior like a black one, unfolding his sharp charisma and passionate energy in an intense tone to turn the atmosphere around in an instant. In "The Unwinnable Fight," he gave a dramatic visual like a scene in a musical with a performance of picking up a knife from the center of the stage, and soon after, he continued his emotional whirlwind with the song "I'm a Monster." At the end of the stage, "The Last Dance," the number of the musical "Elizabeth," as well as "God" and "I Am Mine" in German, gave a deep resonance.

Musical actor Cho Jung-eun and Jeong Sun-ah's duet stage was another highlight that could only be met at this solo concert. On the first day of the performance on the 21st, Cho Jung-eun performed a fantastic breath through "Always By Your Side," which she performed as a duet in the musical "Monte Cristo" in 2016, and the number of the musical "Bethoven" was "Goodbye!" Following the duet of "Despair," the stage was filled with Cho Jung-eun's solo song "Gina of Time." At the performance on the 22nd, Jeong Seon-ah performed a duet with the popular number "Whitby Bay" of the musical "Dracula" and "Loving You Keeps Me Alive," and Jeong Seon-ah's solo stage "Woman Is" attracted the audience's attention.

KAI introduced his agency EMK Entertainment, saying, "I wanted to share the secret music that I had hidden under the concept of transforming into the owner of this castle," adding, "I chose songs that fans wanted to hear from the first live of my life." Also, "I want to find the true me that I haven't found in the last 18 years from now on. I want to stand in front of you looking for my own treasure island," he said.

Kai, who officially debuted on the musical stage in 2011 with "Story of My Life," is loved as a representative musical actor in Korea, who has built his presence as a leading actor by traveling between large-scale creative musicals and licensed works such as "Jekyll and Hyde," "Frankenstein," "Bethoven," and "Phantom."

Meanwhile, Kai, who completed a solo concert to commemorate the release of his fifth album, met local fans at Mitsui Hall in Nihonbashi, Tokyo with his second Japanese studio album "KAI ON MUSICAL-JAPAN," and breathed hot with the audience with the musical "Man in Hanbok."

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