Singer BIBI has kicked off her world tour in a glamorous fashion.
From the 16th to the 18th, BIBI successfully completed her '2025 BIBI 1st World Tour [EVE] in Seoul' at the Olympic Hall in Bangi-dong, Seoul, over three days. She ignited the first signal of her world tour, which connects 23 cities across North America, Asia, and Australia, amidst a hot atmosphere. This marked the grand finale of 'BIBI WEEK,' which followed the release of her second full album 'EVE:ROMANCE.'
The concert, which BIBI planned herself, was special from the very beginning. The three-color stage featuring 24 songs from EVE, EVE-1, and BIBI kept the audience captivated. Over two years, BIBI released two songs themed around love, expressing different narrators through 'EVE' and the clone 'EVE-1,' and she completed that storytelling through this world tour stage.
She also put a lot of effort into the VCR shown during the performance. She participated in the overall video work, including script and direction, to the extent of editing until the day before the Seoul concert. The quality was beyond that of a short film, connecting the narrative of the album and the performance. The protruding stage, which changed the shape of an apple according to the lighting, and the three-story central stage showcased BIBI's unique planning skills.
Her passion as an artist shone brightly. During the first day's 'Hongdae R&B' stage, she overwhelmed the audience with a performance of breaking a guitar. Although she suffered a finger injury with bleeding during the process, she continued to deliver an enthusiastic performance after applying emergency treatment with a bandage. In the latter part of the show, she ran around the first and second-floor audience, sharing breath with fans up close. For 150 minutes, she captivated the audience with her unique stage without any guest performances.
After a hot three-day performance in Seoul, BIBI's next stop is the United States. She will tour 11 cities in North America, including Chicago, New York, and L.A. Following that, she will perform in seven cities in Asia starting in August, and then in Australia and New Zealand from October, totaling 23 cities in this large-scale world tour. She spreads her wings toward becoming a true 'global trend' under the name of a genuine all-around artist.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
