Yena, Captivates Fans with Perfect Live Performance at Solo Concert in Macau

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Singer Yena (YENA) delivered a live performance that captivated fans during her solo concert in Macau.

On the 25th, Yena held her 2026 Yena Live Tour 'Almost Catchable, 2 Worlds! In Macau' at The Londoner Theatre in Macau.

According to her agency, YH Entertainment, this performance is the second chapter following her first solo concert last year, 'Starting from a Square: Another World! Journey.' Yena connected with local fans through a more diverse lineup.

Yena opened the concert with performances of 'Catch Catch' and 'Nemo Nemo.' She then showcased a variety of stages, including 'Drama Queen,' 'U,' and the Chinese version of 'I Hate Being Called Good,' drawing enthusiastic responses from the audience. She also greeted the crowd, saying, "I am Yena, here to guide you today to a world full of exciting adventures. Let's go to a bright spring world where flower petals flutter."

Notably, Yena captivated the audience with performances of tracks from her fifth mini-album 'LOVE CATCHER,' released last month, including 'Because It's Spring,' 'Sticker,' and 'April's Goyang.' She also presented rare stages such as 'Damn U,' '364,' 'Good Morning,' and 'Ugly Duckling,' eliciting a passionate response from the live audience.

During the concert, Yena engaged in a dance challenge with fans for 'Catch Catch' and 'Nemo Nemo,' guiding them on cheering methods and enjoying the stage together. She also took group photos, connecting more closely with her fans.

Yena stated, "It has already been eight years since my debut. I am so grateful to everyone who has been with Yena over the past years, and I will work hard to become Yena who keeps going all the way to the 60th anniversary party." She added, "It was so wonderful to spend a joyful time in Macau after a long while, and seeing the Earth Mi (her fandom name) enjoy themselves so much gave me great energy."

Meanwhile, Yena plans to continue her solo concerts in major Asian cities, including Taipei, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.

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