After six years, the group Brown Eyed Soul has returned and is approaching the highlight of its comeback events. A Gocheok Dome concert that will melt the midwinter chill is expected to once again deliver deep emotion to fans.
Brown Eyed Soul will hold its first solo concert in six years, "Soul Tricycle," at Gocheok Sky Dome in Guro District, Seoul, on Dec. 24, 25 and 27, meeting fans. Following their comeback, they will hold a solo concert timed for the Christmas season, which is expected to complete a giftlike year-end.
That Brown Eyed Soul is holding a solo concert comes six years after the release of their fifth full-length half album in 2019, "It' Soul Right." Since debuting, the team has focused more on albums and performances than broadcasting, so this concert is also expected to feature highly polished performances and deep emotion.
Long Play Music said, "We have prepared this concert with more care than ever, and we will present a diverse set list that includes not only songs from the new album but also beloved classics and popular tracks. Please look forward to Brown Eyed Soul's moving stage that will warmly fill the year-end."
At this concert, Brown Eyed Soul plans to assemble a diverse set list spanning a long period, including numerous hit songs as well as new tracks from the new album. Because the new songs will be performed live for the first time at the concert, it is expected to be a meaningful time for fans.
Since they are holding a solo concert for the first time in six years along with their comeback, fans' expectations built up early. In particular, news of Brown Eyed Soul's comeback and concert drew cheers from many stars, including BTS members V and RM, SHINee's Minho, and Highlight member Son Dong-woon, showing their anticipation. Amid colleagues' congratulations and expectations, they proved their status as "artists' artists."
Tickets for Brown Eyed Soul's Gocheok Dome concert will open today (29th) through online ticketing sites, and since music fans have waited a long time, fierce "picketing" is expected.
[Photo] Provided by Long Play Music.
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