They strengthened their connection with fans by teasing an upcoming album release.
The intense energy displayed in the Taipei concert left a lasting impression on fans.
The boy group WHIB has experienced a surge in global popularity by successfully concluding their fan concert tour across five Asian cities. Starting in November last year in Seoul, WHIB held the ‘2025 WHIB 1st Fan Concert ‘AnD: New Chapter’ in Tokyo, Bangkok, Osaka, and Taipei, receiving an enthusiastic response from fans.
The final concert on January 4th in Taipei showcased WHIB's impressive performances and diverse stage presence, captivating the audience. In particular, the members built excitement for their upcoming album, urging fans to look forward to it. The setlist included various tracks such as ‘KICK IT’, ‘BANG OUT’, and the unreleased song ‘Make it’, alongside the R&B-influenced ‘Still typing..’, highlighting their versatility.
The members, showcasing immense energy with their performance of ‘Sweaty’ from 'Street Man Fighter', also received enthusiastic applause for their reinterpretation of ‘Outside’. The concert featured fun segments like games and random dance play, adding an extra layer of enjoyment. In their heartfelt farewell, WHIB expressed sincere gratitude to their fans, emphasizing that their support fueled their energy until the last moment. Through this successful fan concert, WHIB lifts the curtain on a new chapter in their music journey as they prepare for a new album release in January.
WHIB’s Asia tour was a masterclass in fan engagement, emphasizing direct interaction through carefully curated performances that also reflected local cultures. This approach allowed them to leave a lasting impression on audiences across their tour cities. Presenting unreleased songs added an element of exclusivity that not only excited long-time fans, but also attracted new listeners who may have discovered them through their recent competitive show appearances.
The palpable energy on stage played a crucial role in enhancing their connection with fans. Performances of tracks like ‘Outside’ and ‘Sweaty’ showcased their willingness to experiment while resonating deeply with both existing and new fan bases. This points to WHIB's potential to transcend borders with an increasingly diverse musical style, effectively capturing a broader demographic in the entertainment market.
As they gear up for their upcoming comeback, WHIB is solidifying its position as a group to watch. Their evolution as artists, bolstered by strong ties to their fan community, suggests that exciting results may follow. The new album promised for January is anticipated to meet fan expectations, forming a vital foundation for WHIB's ongoing presence in the global arena.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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