PENTAGON's Jinho and Hui held a successful fan concert at Zepp Haneda, attracting great interest from Japan and overseas.
March/25/2024 14:06
On March 20th (Wed, holiday), PENTAGON's Jinho and Hui held a fan concert "JINHO HUI FAN-CON [SPRING PICNIC]" at Zepp Haneda, which ended successfully. Tickets were sold out for both day and night performances, and the concert attracted great interest from Japan and overseas. The concert was also streamed live worldwide on the "FLNK" live streaming service, receiving a lot of attention. The opening was decorated powerfully with "SHA LA LA (Japanese ver.)", and the atmosphere of the venue was instantly heated up, opening the fan concert. In the following talk corner, they welcomed Masayoshi Furuya as the MC, and drew ideal lunch boxes to dedicate to each other based on the concert title "Picnic", introduced popular Japanese items they want to give each other, and wrapped the venue in a friendly atmosphere with a well-coordinated exchange with Masayoshi Furuya. For the second song, they performed Bruno Mars' "Gorilla" and fascinated the audience with their singing power unique to the main vocal. Moving to the solo stage, Hui performed "Self-Help Book (Part 1)" and "Boy in time (Part 2)", which he wrote and composed, showing his musical sense as a "self-produced idol" and attracting fans' hearts. Then, Jinho performed Japanese masterpieces from Kazumasa Oda's "Kotobani Dekinai" to YUI's "Good-bye Days (Part 1)" and "Betelgeuse (Part 2)", with a gentle singing voice that soothes the heart. In the latter half of the live, they showed a drastic performance from a calm atmosphere. Hui performed "Hmm BOP" from his solo debut album released in January, and then performed BLACKPINK's "Shut Down + Pink Venom", further heating up the venue. Also, Jinho, who performed BTS's Jungkook's "Standing Next to you", showed overwhelming charisma with his brilliant vocals and dance, captivating fans. After showing a magnificent performance, they prepared a game corner, which can be said to be the highlight of the fan concert, and delved deeper into the charm of the two through intro quizzes and dance challenges. Finally, they performed the Spring ver. of "Daisy (Japanese ver.)", an arrangement of PENTAGON's representative song, and the main part ended. When they reappeared with fans' "PENTAGON" calls, they performed the popular song "SHINE" and the charming "Someday" with the exquisite harmony of the two, and closed the performance. ■ Performance Overview "JINHO HUI FAN-CON [SPRING PICNIC]" [Date/Venue] Zepp Haneda March 20, 2024 (Wed, holiday) Part 1: Open 14:00/Start 15:00 Part 2: Open 18:00/Start 19:00 [Set List] 1. SHA LA LA (Japanese ver.) 2. Ment 3. Coner 1 4. Gorilla (Bruno Mars) 5. Ment 6. Part 1: Self-Help Book/Part 2: Boy in time (HUI Solo) 7. Kotobani Dekinai (JINHO Solo) 8. Ment 9. Part 1: Good-bye Days/Part 2: Betelgeuse (JINHO Solo) 10. Hmm BOP (HUI Solo) 11. Shut Down + Pink Venom (HUI Solo) 12. Standing Next to you (JINHO Solo) 13. Coner 2 14. Daisy (Japanese ver.) (Spring Ver.) ENCORE 15. SHINE (Road to Kingdom Ver.) 16. Ending Ment 17. Someday Organized by: CUBE ENTERTAINMENT INC. Planned and produced by: VT CUBE JAPAN Co., Ltd. ■ Related Links PENTAGON Official Japanese Site
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