EXO concludes 14-city tour with 32-song concert at KSPO DOME
EXO concluded their encore tour by performing 32 songs over two and a half hours at the KSPO DOME in Seoul.
EXO concluded their 14-region encore tour on the afternoon of the 8th by performing 32 songs during a 2.5-hour concert at the KSPO DOME in Seoul. The final stage of the ‘EXO PLANET #6 - EXhOrizon [dot]-’ tour featured a 23-meter diameter crown-shaped LED ring.
The third day of EXO's 6th solo concert, ‘EXO PLANET #6 - EXhOrizon [dot]-’, was held on the afternoon of the 8th at the KSPO DOME in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul. This performance served as the final stage of the encore tour that began on the 6th, marking the conclusion of a tour that spanned 14 regions.
The stage featured a massive ring LED with a 23-meter diameter decorated in the shape of a crown, drawing cheers from EXO-L (the fandom). The concert opened powerfully with the title track ‘Crown’ from their 8th studio album, followed by a continuous sequence of powerful songs including ‘Monster’ and ‘Suffocate’ to build a sense of unity with the fans.
Behind the scenes, the members shared their resolutions, with CHANYEOL stating, “I hope we can finish today's performance well without anyone getting hurt.” D.O. added, “We are going to have a very hot time with an atmosphere that changes this rainy weather.” The emotional segment of the show included ‘Moonlight Shadows’ and ‘24/7’, followed by a rich program featuring medleys of studio album title tracks such as ‘Tempo’, ‘Lotto’, ‘Ko Ko Bop’, and ‘CALL ME BABY’, as well as an EDM medley including ‘Lucky One’, ‘Power’, ‘Don’t fight the feeling’, and ‘Run’.
The performance of ‘Run’ was repeated three times to serve as a highlight, and a winter song medley featuring ‘Sing For You’, ‘For Life’, ‘Universe’, and ‘First Snow’ was also presented. Finally, an encore set including ‘Paradise’, ‘Tender Love’, and ‘Peter Pan’ was performed. In total, the group performed 32 songs over 2 hours and 30 minutes, filling the KSPO DOME with the enthusiastic cheers and shouts of the fans.
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