Boy group B1A4 celebrates their 13th debut anniversary

Boy group B1A4 celebrates their 13th debut anniversary by holding a fan concert and meeting fans.

On the 7th, their agency WM Entertainment announced through B1A4's official fan cafe and SNS channels the news of their 13th anniversary fan concert '13ANA=DAY', along with unveiling a group poster.

The revealed group poster features a warm pink background reminiscent of spring weather, with B1A4's bright visuals harmonizing with pastel-toned flowers, capturing attention. Additionally, the clever concert title 'Bana = Day', including the fandom name BANA, has excited fans' hearts. Moreover, the '13ALANCE GAME' short content, sequentially released through B1A4's official SNS channels since the 13th, showcases the members' witty remarks and affection towards fans, further boosting anticipation for the fan concert.

Especially, this fan concert celebrating their 13th debut anniversary is expected to be a special memory for both B1A4 and BANA, as it is their first performance in about 2 years and 5 months since the online fan meeting 'B1A4 ONLINE FANMEETING 'LIVE LOUNGE B1A4'' in November 2021.

B1A4's 13th anniversary fan concert '13ANA=DAY' will be held on April 20th at 7 p.m. and April 21st at 6 p.m. at the Yonsei University Centennial Memorial Hall for two days, with pre-sale tickets opening on the 18th at 8 p.m. and general tickets opening on the 22nd at 8 p.m. through Ticket Link.

Having released their 8th mini-album 'CONNECT' in January and concluded their full-group activities, B1A4 continues with individual activities in various fields such as musicals, web dramas, plays, and variety shows.

B1A4's 13th Anniversary FAN CONCERT '13ANA=DAY', showcasing their active endeavors, will take place on April 20th-21st at the Yonsei University Centennial Memorial Hall.

Written by Lee Seung Hun

Translated by Lee So Yun

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