DKB launched their first European tour in Paris, showcasing powerful performances and fan interactions, expressing gratitude to supporters.
September/28/2024 17:54
DKB heated up Paris, France. They started their first world tour "2024 DKB WORLD TOUR 'DARK STRANGE'" in Europe on September 27 (local time) in Paris. On this day, DKB energized the audience from the start with a band version reinterpretation of "What The Hell." They showcased their powerful group choreography through songs like "TAEKWONDO," "Ghost Ridah (Wow Wow)," "YOUTH," "LET'S DANCE," and "Go Up," while exuding refreshing charm with "Fondue," "Star," "More than 100 reasons," and "I Need Love." They also prepared a special stage for this tour, debuting the English version of their 1st single title track "Rollercoaster" for fans. Individual and unit stages highlighting each member's charm and personality were also presented. Junso passionately sang Keyshia Cole's "Love," followed by D1, Junso, Yook, and Harry Jun performing PRETTYMUCH's "Teacher," and E-CHAN, D1, Hichan, and Yook covering Stray Kids' "Chk Chk Boom," receiving enthusiastic responses from fans. DKB enhanced the enjoyment with a different composition compared to their Asia tour, incorporating local popular songs like Michele Morrone's "Watch me Burn," Central Cee's "Doja," Tyla's "Water," and NLE Choppa's "Shake It," showcasing their unique charm. The unit stage for "Rappers" E-CHAN and GK's 6th mini-album track "1on1" also impressed fans with intense rapping. Finally, DKB chose "Coco Colada" and "Real Love" as encore songs following their fan song "So Again (Fireworks)," sharing a special time with fans. After successfully opening their European tour in Paris, DKB expressed heartfelt gratitude to the fans for their warm support, stating, "Thanks to your cheers and love, we gained great strength and had unforgettable moments. We want to repay you with even more amazing stages for the rest of the tour." Following Paris, DKB will perform in Amsterdam, Netherlands on the 29th, Cologne, Germany on the 30th, London, UK on October 2, and Lisbon, Portugal on October 3, before visiting 10 cities in the U.S. starting October 6.
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