Shinhwa, The Return of the King with 20,000 Fans in Seoul
Longest idol group Shinhwa concluded their comeback concert successfully with 20,000 fans.
Shinhwa's concert '2012 SHINHWA THE GRAND TOUR IN SEOUL: THE RETURN' was held during the past two days on Saturday and Sunday at Seoul Olympic Gymnastics Arena to show their fans the groups future and at the same time organizing their past 14 years.
The groups’ popularity is still strong as Girls' Generation’s (SNSD) Sooyoung, Super Junior’s Donghae, actress Jung Ryeowon, and more celebrities attended concerts to see Shinhwa.
Shinhwa’s attitude from their concert was also different as it was their concert in four years. Member Shin Hyesung was in tears during the opening stage greeting their fans that have gathered the group performed with perfect choreography along with variety of performances.
The group’s first song of the concert was their title song ‘T.O.P’ from their second album. Dressed in white jackets made them appear to be white swans they performed a total of 24 songs that included 'Hey, Come on,' ‘Once Again,' 'Destiny of Love', 'It's Ok', 'Resolver', and more.
Shinhwa also performed 'Venus', the title song of their recent release album. Members also seemed satisfied from their performances in front of all their fans and other idol sings that have attended to encourage and honor them.
Shinhwa also showed a video that was created to share their friendship and to share the love they have received from fans. The video was to share their thankful heart towards the fans that have supported them through difficult times.
The concert also showed great image screen as their concert background. Total of 6 LED screen that captured each member separately also using image of the ocean and sea allowed Shinhwa’s song even stand out even more.
Shinhwa also has shared their future plans to release upcoming albums continuously with the concert as their new beginning.
Shinhwa will continue their tour at the conclusion of promotional activities in Korea, with three shows in Japan, two in China and one in Taiwan between the end of April and June.
