The band DAY6 captivated the local audience with their "trustworthy DAY6" power, successfully concluding their concert in Tokyo, Japan.
DAY6 held their solo concert as part of their third world tour "DAY6 Third World Tour Forever Young" at the Orix Theater in Osaka, Japan, on the 12th and 13th. They met with fans for two performances at the Makuhari Event Hall in Tokyo on the 15th and 16th. This concert in Japan was a precious gift to local fans, being held approximately 6 years and 4 months after their live tour in October 2018. Notably, all four performances in Osaka and Tokyo sold out, showcasing their overwhelming ticket power.
DAY6 beautifully colored the night in Tokyo with a setlist composed of songs that depict the emotions of life, living up to their title of "the band that sings every moment." They sincerely performed and sang their rich masterpieces, which they wrote and composed themselves, while connecting with the audience. The members opened the concert with "Best Part," followed by "Better Better," "Healer," and "Can Be a Page," singing about the excitement of beginnings, and whispered the happiness of love with "She Smiled," "How to Love," "Pouring," and "Say Wow."
They then conveyed deep emotions with "You Were Beautiful," "I Loved You," "Let Go," "Congratulations," and "Love Me or Leave Me," while offering comfort with songs like "Monster," "Zombie," "Melting," "Happy," and "I Wish." They closed the concert with "Welcome to the Show," marking the grand finale of their long-awaited local performance.
During the time when DAY6 performed and their fandom My Day sang along, they added warmth by singing songs outside the setlist, such as "Sweet Chaos," "Not a Joke," and "I Like You." Fans present at the venue sang DAY6's songs in unison even before the concert started and responded enthusiastically to every word from the members.
In response, DAY6 said, "We waited and dreamed a lot to meet you, and the two days of performances felt really fast. Thanks to everyone here, we were able to perform. We sincerely thank you for enjoying, playing, and singing along with us." They also hinted at their upcoming concert in Yokohama in April, saying, "Let's meet again in the warm spring. Until then, I hope you stay happy and healthy with a joyful heart like today. I am always sincerely grateful and love you."
Last year, DAY6 made a comeback as a complete group after a hiatus and had the best year. They achieved number one on music charts, double records of steady and reverse climbs, and sold out their solo concerts at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Seoul in April, Inspire Arena in Incheon in September, and the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul in December, becoming the first K-Pop band to do so.
Meanwhile, DAY6 continues their brilliant activities with their third world tour. They will hold solo concerts in various locations, including Manila on February 22, Daejeon on March 2-3, Gwangju on March 15-16, Daegu on March 29-30, Sydney on April 6-7, Melbourne on April 9, Auckland, New Zealand on April 12 (local time), Los Angeles on April 16-17, New York on April 19, Yokohama on April 26-27, and Jakarta on May 3. Among these, the Jakarta concert holds special significance as it marks their return about 7 months after their previously sold-out performance in October 2024 and their debut at a stadium venue.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
