DKB held their third solo concert in Japan, 'Vanguard,' with all tickets sold out, showcasing their unique music and performance skills.
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The eight-member boy group DKB, which continues to captivate global K-POP fans with their outstanding performance ability and unique musicality, successfully concluded their third solo concert in Japan. DKB held 'DKB The 3rd Concert in Japan 2026 -Vanguard-' on January 10, 2026, at Setagaya Eaglet Hall in Tokyo. This concert sold out all tickets for both performances, and due to the overwhelming response, some equipment seats were opened up on the day. Same-day tickets also sold out, and the venue was filled with great expectations and excitement before the show began. As the title 'Vanguard' suggests, the concert showcased their journey, current evolution, and intentions for the future. The first song, 'Coco Colada,' opened with a narration from the members, immediately drawing the audience in and raising the venue's energy. The following stage featured original songs like 'Rollercoaster,' 'Still (Japanese ver.),' and 'I Need Love,' highlighting DKB's unique expressiveness. The venue, enveloped in cheers and support from fans, experienced an increasing sense of unity. In the middle of the concert, songs like 'Cinderella' and 'Irony' were performed for the first time in Japan, impressively showcasing DKB's high performance ability with stability and power. After a VCR, the latter part of the concert included unit and solo stages, emphasizing each member's individuality and skills. The final song of the main set was the debut of 'Snake,' featuring a powerful performance inspired by the movements of a snake, leaving a deep impression on the audience. Amidst the ongoing cheers, the members returned for an encore, expressing their gratitude to everyone who helped them become artists capable of selling out all seats, while looking over the packed venue. The performance concluded amidst great applause.
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