BOYNEXTDOOR's First Japan Tour a Huge Success, New Song Unveiled During Encore
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The six-member South Korean boy group BOYNEXTDOOR held their first-ever world tour's Japan leg, titled "BOYNEXTDOOR TOUR 'KNOCK ON Vol.2' IN JAPAN." The performances took place over two days, October 10 and 11, at LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY in Chiba Prefecture, drawing a large crowd of fans to the venue.
During the concert, the group performed their signature songs and delivered energetic performances one after another, filling the venue with immense excitement. The members actively communicated with fans in Japanese, strengthening their sense of unity with the audience.
Of particular note was the exceptional triple encore held at the end of the show. Responding to the passionate cheers of their fans, the members unveiled their new song "ANIMAL" for the first time. The surprise reveal of the track was met with a massive roar of excitement from the venue.
The success of this Japan tour has once again proven that their popularity in the country is rising rapidly. BOYNEXTDOOR plans to continue deepening their connection with fans around the world through their ongoing world tour.
Sources: USENの音楽情報サイト
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