izna Successfully Completes First Solo Concert Tour... From Band Arrangements to Unit Stages

The group izna (MAI, Bang Jeemin, KOKO, Ryu Sarang, Choi Jungeun, JEONG SAEBI) met with fans by holding the 'izna Concert Tour WHO DAT GIRL? in SEOUL' for two days on September 19 and 20 at the Olympic Hall, Olympic Park in Seoul. This performance serves as the starting point for izna's first concert tour since their debut, featuring a variety of stages for approximately 140 minutes.

According to media reports, izna presented a different charm by arranging existing songs, including their debut song 'IZNA', as well as 'Mamma Mia', 'FAKE IT', and 'R.I.P.', into various genres such as band, bossa nova, and house. In particular, the 'SASS' stage reinterpreted in a band version received a great response from the audience. To increase the perfection of the performance, spectacular stage devices such as lifts, lasers, and wires were mobilized, and dance breaks were added to some songs to enhance the sense of presence.

Unit stages highlighting the members' individual personalities were also prepared. MAI, Ryu Sarang, and JEONG SAEBI performed a cover of Girls' Generation's 'Kissing You', while Bang Jeemin, KOKO, and Choi Jungeun showcased a different performance by covering aespa's 'Illusion'. Additionally, during the 'ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS' stage, member KOKO drew attention by participating in the performance production herself. The audience enjoyed the performance together by participating in the 'BEEP' dance challenge and performing a lightstick wave.

After finishing their first performance, izna shared their thoughts, saying, "We were truly happy to be able to show what we prepared hard to naya," and "We will work harder to become a shining izna in the future." Having successfully completed the Seoul performance, izna will continue the tour fever starting with Taipei, Manila, and Hong Kong in October, followed by Singapore in November and Kuala Lumpur in December. They are scheduled to visit four cities in Japan—Fukuoka, Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka—in March next year.

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