Each member engaged in deep communication with fans through their stories.
This concert strengthened the appeal of trot music and boosted public interest.
[TVDaily Reporter Kim Jin-seok] ‘Mistrot 4’ has successfully kicked off its national tour. On April 26 at 1 PM, a concert featuring the TOP7 from the TV Chosun survival show was held at the Jangchung Gymnasium in Jung-gu, Seoul. The concert runs over two days from the 25th, with four performances scheduled for the day. The setlist showcased the unique personalities and charm of the TOP7 members, while a digital screen displaying song titles and lyrics enhanced the viewing experience.
The show opened with powerful performances of ‘Holyeora’ and ‘Hwang Jini’, capturing the attention of fans. It continued with emotional performances, including Lee So-na's ‘Wulgo Neomeun Parkdaljae’, Heo Chan-mi's ‘Andwaeyo Andwae’, and Hong Sung-yun's ‘Mangaehwa’. Lee So-na expressed her gratitude and determination, stating, “I never dreamed of performing in front of so many people since my debut,” while Heo Chan-mi reflected on her difficult past and her journey to this performance.
As the concert progressed, the audience enjoyed a variety of acts such as Gil Ryeo-won's ‘Bluеs of Tears’, Yoon Yoon-seo's ‘Maiden's Boat Song’, Yoon Tae-hwa's ‘Dan-hyeon’, and Yeom Yu-ri's ‘Nimiyeo’. Each performer expressed heartfelt gratitude to their families and fans. The concert concluded with a video message in which the members conveyed their appreciation and future aspirations to their supporters.
The first national tour of the TOP7 has transcended mere performance, becoming a platform for deep communication with fans. As artists with unique stories and backgrounds, they shared their journeys, imparting poignant messages to their supporters. This concert significantly enhanced the bond with fans while conveying positive energy.
The stage setup and individual members' narratives served as symbols of their hopes and dreams, moving the audience as they witnessed the realization of those dreams on stage. This experience is expected to have a profound positive impact on the future activities of TOP7.
Through this concert, TOP7 also contributed to expanding the reach of the trot genre. The diverse setlist and emotionally charged performances have reaffirmed the charm of trot music, increasing public interest in the genre.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: An Seong-hu
