Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy draws 30,000 spectators at first solo concert in South Korea

Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy held his first solo concert in South Korea, "Vaundy one man live ARENA TOUR 2026 “HORO” in Seoul," over two days on the 19th and 20th at the INSPIRE Arena in Incheon. According to media reports, this performance was a complete sell-out, drawing a total of 30,000 spectators and breaking the record for the highest number of spectators in the history of performances at the INSPIRE Arena.

During the performance, Vaundy consecutively presented his representative songs, starting with "Naki Jizo" and followed by "Fukakouryoku," "napori," "Kaiju no Hanauta," and "Odoriko." The audience, which filled the venue, responded by singing along to numerous songs in unison, and Vaundy expressed surprise at the unexpected and enthusiastic reaction. Additionally, he communicated with domestic fans by offering greetings directly in Korean during the show.

Having debuted in 2019, Vaundy made a name for himself with the digital single "Tokyo Flash" released that same year, and he has gained great popularity in Japan, including appearing on NHK's "NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen" in 2022. Visiting South Korea for the first time through this Asia tour, Vaundy once again confirmed the intense interest of local fans through this successful first concert in the country.

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