Dream Concert, A K-Pop Singer's Dream Stage, Welcomes Back Audiences To Their Offline Concert Hall For The First Time In Three Years.
K-pop fans couldn't hide their excitement for the first offline Dream Concert in three years. Dream Concert, which is a dream stage for K-pop singers, welcomes audiences back to their offline concert hall for the first time in three years.
Post-Covid-19, the event was held in the form of an online show in 2020 and last year. The Dream Concert, which was held at 6 pm on June 18, drew 45,000 spectators to the Olympic Main Stadium in Jamsil, Seoul, embodying the huge fan interest in the event.
"Actually, I don't think offline shows will be held this year because of Covid-19. I'm very happy to be able to come here and watch the show. I'm more excited because this is my first time watching offline concerts," commented fans. "Seeing handsome and beautiful idol singers at this close distance, I feel very high. I think the best thing about 'Dream Concert' is that you can watch performances by various singers in one place," added another. "I became a fan of Oh My Girl while serving in the military. I'm so happy that I can watch Oh My Girl, which I only saw through music videos, in real life. I really want to watch the performance of my favorite song 'DUN DUN DANCE'," another exclaimed.
The cheering banners hanging around the concert hall are a signature and must-see at Dream Concert. Each fandom shows their individuality and extraordinary love for their favorite singer.
While this year's Dream Concert lineup consists of 27 groups namely Golden Child, CLASS:y, Drippin, Dreamcatcher, TAN, LABOUM, Lightsum, Red Velvet, VICTON, StayC, CIX, IVE, AB6IX, NCT DREAM, NMIXX, Elris, Oh My Girl, Younite, Wei, Weekly, Lee Mu Jin, EPEX, Kingdom, Kep1er, Cravity, TRENDZ, Pentagon, NCT's Doyoung and IVE's Ahn Yujin were the MCs for the event. (wk/aiss)
