DKB wraps up their first world tour in Europe, captivating fans with powerful performances and a diverse setlist across five cities.
October/4/2024 13:33
The 8-member boy group DKB, captivating global K-POP fans with outstanding performances, successfully concluded their first world tour European shows after Asia. On October 3 (local time), they finished the European leg of their first world tour "2024 DKB WORLD TOUR [DARK STRANGE]" in Lisbon, Portugal. "DARK STRANGE" is DKB's first world tour since their debut. They met local fans in five European cities, starting with a concert in Paris, France on the 27th of last month, followed by Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Cologne in Germany, London in the UK, and Lisbon in Portugal. Transforming into eight heroes as the title "DARK STRANGE" suggests, DKB showcased powerful performances of their hit songs including the opening song "What The Hell (Band Ver.)", "Ghost Ridah (Wow Wow)", "Go Up", "I Need Love", and "Turning Point (Prod. MONSTA X Juhon)" captivating their global fandom, BB. In addition to solo performances that maximized each member's abilities, they added color to the tour with stages divided into dance and rap units that highlighted each member's charm. Notably, DKB changed their setlist by region, capturing the hearts of local fans. They also energized the venue with a diverse setlist including the title track "Flirting X" from their 8th mini-album "Urban Ride", and the songs "LET'S DANCE" and "Star", along with the recently released English version single "Hello, Goodbye (Rollercoaster)" that gained attention among global fans. After finishing their European shows, DKB shared, "We were really happy to meet European fans so closely. Since it was our first time, I think it became a more special experience. Thanks to the warm support and love, we gained power, and we want to work harder to become artists who can give good energy on stage. Please look forward to our upcoming American tour." DKB, after Asia and Europe, will kick off their American tour for the first time on October 6 in Jersey City, USA. Additionally, they will hold their second fan concert in Japan, "DKB The 2nd FanConcert in Japan 2024 -Radiance-" on December 15, further boosting their global popularity.
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