Former B.A.P members Bang Yongguk, Jung Daehyun, Yoo Youngjae, and Moon Jongup have proven their enduring popularity by successfully concluding their fan concert.

On the 17th and 18th, Bang Yongguk, Jung Daehyun, Yoo Youngjae, and Moon Jongup held the ‘2024 THE LAST FAN-CON [CURTAIN CALL]’ at the KBS Arena in Seoul, where they reunited with their fans.

‘CURTAIN CALL’ marked the group's first solo performance in about six years since their ‘B.A.P Concert’ in 2018. The concert opened with the track ‘With You,’ originally released in 2014, signaling the start of the show.

The group then performed songs from their first EP, released on August 8th, including the new track ‘Gone,’ as well as ‘Way Back,’ ‘Stand It All,’ ‘LOVE,’ and ‘Forgotten Days, Now Goodbye,’ receiving enthusiastic cheers from the audience.

In addition to their new songs, they also delighted fans with nostalgic hits such as ‘Crash,’ ‘Young, Wild & Free,’ ‘NO MERCY,’ ‘1004 (Angel),’ ‘WAKE ME UP,’ and ‘ONE SHOT,’ responding to the fans' long wait. The fans filled the venue with their singing, creating cherished memories.

Each concert had a unique setlist, making for a rich and varied experience. The group connected deeply with the fans through heartfelt live performances of songs like ‘B.A.B.Y,’ ‘Warrior,’ ‘Stop It,’ ‘Be Happy,’ and ‘Do What I Feel.’

The members expressed their gratitude, saying, "We’re so happy and it feels like a dream to be able to perform with the members and our fans after such a long time. Thank you for enjoying the concert and spending this precious time with us. We’ll continue to show you many different sides of ourselves, so please look forward to it." They didn’t forget to show their love for the fans until the very end.

Having successfully wrapped up their first concert in six years, Bang Yongguk, Jung Daehyun, Yoo Youngjae, and Moon Jongup will begin their Asia tour, starting in Japan on the 24th, followed by stops in Taiwan and Hong Kong, where they will meet their global fans.

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