n.SSign's Japan tour 'EVERBLUE' started on Nov 10, showcasing their growth with sold-out shows across four cities.
November/11/2024 19:13
n.SSign's Japan hall tour 'EVERBLUE' started from the Tokyo performance on November 10 (Sunday). Kicking off at TOKYO DOME CITY HALL, this tour will visit four cities: Osaka, Nagoya, and Sendai, and has been a great success with full houses from the first day. This is the first solo concert in Japan in about a year since the event at Ariake Arena last year, and the content is structured to clearly feel the growth of the members who have made great leaps in the past year. The hall tour is divided into two parts, allowing fans to see all of the grown n.SSign and creating a memorable day with fans, resulting in a performance filled with loud cheers. The first part of the fan concert opened with the stage of Japan's 2nd single 'EVERBLUE.' The following stage consisted of individual and unit performances by the members, with Sungyoon and Hanjun singing, Hee-won and Lawrence dancing, Robin performing rap and dance, and Kazuta showcasing both singing and dancing, captivating the audience with their diverse charms. In the subsequent unit cover stage, Kazuta and Hanjun performed Shota Shimizu's 'Before Winter Ends,' delivering an emotional performance perfect for the current season. The fan concert included not only singing and dancing but also games like 'gesture game' and 'drawing relay,' which showcased the members' teamwork and quick reflexes, greatly exciting the fans. The atmosphere changed in the second part, where a special stage unique to them unfolded. They performed a series of hit songs including 'Wormhole: New Track,' 'Salty,' 'Happy &,' 'SPICE,' 'FUNK JAM,' 'Love, Love, Love, Love Love!,' 'Tiger -New Flavour-,' 'NEW STAR,' and 'EVERBLUE.' Along with the first reveal of new songs, they presented fans with laughter and emotion through special videos, delivering a stage that encompassed all of n.SSign's growth over the past year, concluding with great success. Having successfully wrapped up the Tokyo performance, the first day of the tour, n.SSign is scheduled to hold their second performance on December 22 at the Minoh City Cultural and Performing Arts Theater in Osaka. This tour will continue until the final on February 11, 2024, at the Miyagi Sendai Bank Hall Izumity 21 Large Hall.
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