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‘A Shop for Killers’ Season 2 Review: Lee Dong-wook Returns to an Even Deadlier Game of Survival

Singapore, 2026 – Fans of A Shop for Killers won’t have to wait long to be thrown back into its dangerous world. Based on the first two episodes of Season 2, the Disney+ thriller wastes little time reminding viewers why it became one of the platform’s standout Korean originals, while setting the stage for an even bigger and deadlier conflict.

The new season picks up by addressing one of the biggest questions left hanging from the Season 1 finale: what really happened to Jin-man after he was presumed dead? Rather than offering a straightforward answer, the premiere peels back the layers through a flashback, revealing the events behind his disappearance and the dangerous mission that drove his actions. The revelations not only provide long-awaited answers but also establish the larger conflict that will propel the season forward.

While the first season introduced audiences to the ruthless world of Babylon, Season 2 quickly proves that there are even more dangerous players waiting in the wings. Without giving too much away, the new antagonists are a chilling addition to the series. More calculating, unpredictable and intimidating than those who came before, they immediately create the sense that the dangers facing Jin-man and Ji-an have escalated dramatically.

If the premiere focuses on expanding the story’s mythology, the second episode shifts its attention to the emotional fallout of everything Ji-an has endured. Having chosen to distance herself from Jin-man’s world, she now lives in hiding on a quiet island, hoping to build a peaceful life. Yet the trauma of her past continues to linger, leaving her constantly questioning the motives of those around her and unsure of whom she can truly trust.

Kim Hye-jun delivers a compelling portrayal of Ji-an’s emotional state, balancing vulnerability with the resilience that made her such an engaging protagonist in the first season. Even in moments of relative calm, there’s an underlying tension that suggests danger is never far away.

Meanwhile, Jin-man faces challenges of his own as he attempts to secure Ji-an’s safety through a risky negotiation with Babylon. However, it soon becomes apparent that Babylon, as he knows it, is no longer the most powerful force in play. New threats begin to emerge, hinting at an even larger conspiracy that could reshape the balance of power established in the first season.

One of the more intriguing additions comes in the form of a seemingly kind-hearted young man whom Ji-an encounters on the island. As she slowly begins to let her guard down, viewers are reminded that A Shop for Killers has never been a series where first impressions can be trusted. The show cleverly plays on both Ji-an’s trauma and the audience’s expectations, making every interaction feel loaded with uncertainty.

Although only two episodes in, Season 2 already feels more ambitious than its predecessor. The series retains the slick action choreography and stylish cinematography that fans have come to expect, while placing greater emphasis on its characters’ emotional journeys and the expanding mythology behind its underground world.

Most importantly, the opening episodes leave viewers with exactly what a thriller should: more questions than answers. With fresh enemies, shifting alliances and lingering mysteries surrounding Jin-man and Ji-an, A Shop for Killers Season 2 appears poised to deliver another gripping ride.

If the first two episodes are any indication, fans of the original series will have plenty of reasons to return when the new season premieres!

Stream A Shop for Killers Season 1 today and Season 2 from July 22 exclusively on Disney+ Singapore. This eight-part sequel will release two new episodes every Wednesday, through the season finale on August 12.

Apink Returns to Singapore with a Night of Nostalgia, Laughter, and Heart

Singapore, 2026 – There are few groups that can so effortlessly balance nostalgia and reinvention quite like Apink—and at the Singapore stop of their 2026 Asia Tour The Origin, they proved exactly why they remain so beloved after all these years.

The night opened with a VCR that set the tone for what was to come, before the members appeared on stage with ‘몰라요 (I Don’t Know)’. From the very first note, the venue was filled with cheers, as Apink brought fans back to where it all began. This was followed by ‘BUBIBU’, a bright and bubbly track that perfectly captures their signature innocent charm, and ‘My My’, whose dreamy, wistful sound carried a gentle sense of young love.

During the opening ment, leader Chorong fondly reflected on the group’s long history with Singapore, recalling how their Pink Paradise tour in 2015 had also begun here. Eunji, ever playful, asked the crowd who had attended that show and who was seeing Apink for the first time—jokingly calling out those who might be “lying” as she expressed mock surprise at the number of new faces.

The members were quick to praise the audience’s energy, with Bomi and Eunji teasing fans on whether they had “studied” the songs beforehand—especially as the crowd sang along enthusiastically to ‘BUBIBU’, even if it was their first concert. Namjoo encouraged newcomers to simply follow along with the catchy hooks, while Chorong hinted at a special English introduction from their youngest member. Hayoung did not disappoint, greeting fans warmly in English and expressing her happiness at being back in Singapore, inviting everyone to create unforgettable memories together.

The lighthearted energy continued when a fanboy shouted “완전 미쳤어” (“It’s so crazy!”), prompting Eunji to fire back instantly, “You are more crazy,” sending the crowd into laughter.

Apink then transitioned into one of their most iconic tracks, ‘NoNoNo’, a feel-good anthem that cemented their early popularity. The set continued with ‘It Girl’, the warm and uplifting ‘Lovely Day’, and ‘Wishlist’, during which the members moved off the main stage to get closer to fans at the back—delighting the crowd further by throwing signed panda balls into the audience.

A standout moment came with a humorous VCR imagining Apink as a boy group named “Agreen.” The playful concept drew laughter from fans, and the fun didn’t stop there—Apink returned to the stage with a surprise cover of TVXQ’s ‘Mirotic’, putting their own energetic and cheeky spin on the dark, seductive classic.

Keeping the momentum going, the group performed ‘Fizzy Soda’, followed by ‘Nothing’ and ‘Red Carpet’, before teasing fans with a “what if” scenario: what if they had debuted as AGreen instead of their signature pure concept? As the members jokingly debated their “identity,” they reassured fans with a heartfelt question—“Pandas will still love every side of us, no matter what, right?”—to which the answer came in the form of thunderous cheers.

The concert continued with ‘%% (응응)’ and ‘Dilemma’, before transitioning into ‘1도 없어’, showcasing Apink’s evolution into a more mature and confident sound.

Another VCR delighted fans with its sheer creativity, featuring the members transforming into a mix of whimsical characters—from Rapunzel and Glinda to Elphaba, as well as references to Avatar and even Zootopia. The skit had the audience laughing throughout, highlighting the group’s natural humour and charm.

Returning to the stage with ‘LUV’ and the ever-popular ‘Mr. Chu’, Apink had the entire venue singing along. By the time ‘Hush’ began, the crowd was on their feet, matching the group’s energy as the atmosphere reached an exhilarating high.

Between performances, the members continued to engage fans with their signature wit. They laughed about the VCR segments—especially the “Avatar” scene, which drew the loudest reactions—and teased one another effortlessly. Eunji’s playful interactions stood out once again, even getting fans to stand up and shout “미쳤어!” together for a few seconds, turning the moment into a spontaneous and hilarious highlight.

As the concert moved into its later stages, Apink struck a more emotional tone with ‘Remember’, followed by their latest track ‘Love Me More’, an uplifting song that encourages self-love while showcasing their warm, polished vocals.

In their final ment, the members expressed heartfelt gratitude to their Singapore fans, acknowledging that while they may not visit as often as they would like, they are always thankful for the unwavering support. Namjoo and Hayoung delivered their messages in English, while Eunji, who hadn’t prepared one, opted to speak in Korean instead—leading to a sweet moment where Chorong hugged her on stage, much to the delight of the crowd.

The emotional atmosphere deepened with ‘손을 잡아줘 (Hold My Hand)’, a tender ballad that highlighted the group’s vocal strength, followed by ‘Sunshine’. During photo time, fans surprised Apink with a special video and a banner project, even singing a verse of ‘Like A Dream’—a touching gesture that clearly moved the members.

The final stage featured ‘하늘 높이’, as Apink stepped down from the stage to get closer to fans one last time. A closing VCR showed the members revisiting memories from their journey together, surrounded by photos and moments shared with Pandas over the years. The emotional weight of it all was evident—Namjoo had joked that she wouldn’t cry, only to tear up the moment she saw the display.

It was, in every sense, a night to remember.

Filled with laughter, heartfelt interactions, and emotional reflections, the concert was a testament to the enduring bond between Apink and their fans. As the final moments faded, one thing was clear: no matter how much time passes, Apink and Pandas will always find their way back to each other.

We would like to thank Sliding Doors Entertainment for the invite to Apink Asia Tour <The Origin APINK> in Singapore.

Article: Charmaine
Photos: Linda

WOODZ’s ‘ Archive 1 ‘ has fans DROWNING in sweet vocals

Singapore, 2026 – WOODZ – otherwise known as Cho Seungyoun – is no stranger to the stage: from his run as the main rapper in UNIQ, to debuting as a soloist under the name Luizy, to earning a place in the explosively popular survival group X1 (which had far too short a run together). And so, it felt like just a matter of time before he stepped on stage in Singapore too… that day has finally arrived, with the Singapore stop on his 2026 WOODZ WORLD TOUR ‘Archive. 1’ on 2 April.

From the very first note of ‘Bloodline’, the opening song of the concert, WOODZ delivers an electrifying setlist that has the entire audience cheering. Indeed, as the lyric “I do whatever I like” goes—delivered with the coolest of expressions—it seems that WOODZ can truly do whatever he likes, tackling any genre he chooses and doing it exceptionally well.

There’s a natural ease to WOODZ on stage. More than just his powerful performance, this is most evident when he interacts with MOODZ (the name of his fandom) between sets. He makes a deliberate effort to understand what the crowd is saying, replying with an “I love you lah!” to a fan who shouts it from the audience; echoing a “Bagus!” with a huge thumbs-up; and even teasing MOODZ for cheering louder for his bassist, Yang Kyungah, than for him, quipping, “Did you come for me or for her?”

(The answer is clear, obviously.)

(That’s not to say the rest of his band doesn’t receive love as well—drummer Seo Juyoung, guitarist Kim Hoyun, and keyboardist Kim Dongmin each receive huge cheers from MOODZ when introduced in turn.)

What’s particularly impressive is how effortlessly he transitions between moods and emotions. The second set features groovy, head-bopping tracks like ‘Dayfly’, ‘NA NA NA’, and ‘Love Me Harder’. He pauses briefly to let MOODZ know to emotionally prepare themselves for something more sombre; then the stage lights turn blue, and his voice—plaintive and sincere—rings out with the opening line of ‘Glass’: “Deep in the night when I’m missing you the most.”

In this third set, the mood turns deeply emotional, with MOODZ hanging onto every note. Then, almost like a release, ‘Drowning’—one of the most popular songs on the setlist—begins, and the entire crowd sings along, pouring their hearts into the song just as WOODZ does on stage. It’s a beautifully bittersweet moment: rain pours down in the background, WOODZ stands backlit as a lone figure, and the scene is made even more powerful by the chorus of voices joining in.

The set concludes with another fan favourite, ‘Cinema’, with everyone still singing along. Building on this energy, WOODZ takes a short break to speak to the audience and asks MOODZ to sing ‘Cinema’ for him once more—a moment later shared as an Instagram reel.

Shifting from the melancholic mood, WOODZ transitions into a more mellow R&B set: ‘Plastic’, ‘BEEP’—where he moves seamlessly from smooth vocals to laid-back rap—‘Super Lazy’, and ‘00:30’.

This is when the biggest surprise of the night arrives. “I have a special gift for MOODZ,” he says, hinting that it’s related to his performance at last year’s Asia Artist Awards with an iconic singer from Singapore. He is then caught off guard when a MOODZ shouts out the song title before he finishes his hint, laughing, “Wait, how did you know?”

Showcasing both his musical and linguistic versatility, WOODZ launches into a cover of JJ Lin’s ‘Twilight’, much to the delight of the audience, before flowing into ‘To My January’. It’s a sweet, intimate moment, made even more special when he brings up the lyrics on screen and invites everyone to sing along once again.

However, there’s little time to linger in this contemplative mood, as the next set takes a high-energy turn. WOODZ declares, “I want to see all of you headbang together! But be careful—it might be hard on your neck.”

With that, he launches into the heart-pounding ‘Busted’ and ‘Human Extinction’, sending the crowd into a frenzy as they match his energy. This is followed by ‘Smashing Concrete’ and ‘Who Knows’, before WOODZ exits the stage for the first time.

To bring him back, MOODZ immediately break into another rendition of ‘Drowning’, laughing as they sing—united by their love for his music and performance.

Soon enough, WOODZ returns to the stage with ‘STOP THAT’, and the crowd surges with excitement. The night feels endless as the energy climbs with each encore song: ‘I Hate You’ and ‘BUMP BUMP’. Yet, despite the crowd’s valiant efforts to prolong the moment, the concert eventually draws to a close.

“But this is not the last time! I’ll come back,” WOODZ promises, assuring fans that he’ll return to Singapore with a new album and tour. It’s a promise that helps ease the sadness of the night ending.

As if determined to end on a powerful high, the final song on the setlist is ‘Stray’—a track that perfectly captures the intensity of the concert, and a fitting conclusion… until the next time WOODZ returns.

We would like to thank FriedRice Entertainment for the invite to WOODZ WORLD TOUR ‘Archive. 1’ in Singapore.

Photo Credits: FriedRice Entertainment

Written By: Rei

Kim Jaejoong Looks Back on His Music Journey with Fans at the J-party Asia Tour Fan Concert in Singapore

Singapore, 2026 – Kim Jaejoong’s long-awaited return to Singapore for his J-Party Asia Tour Fan Concert <Galaxy 1986> was nothing short of unforgettable — a heartfelt blend of live music, fan interactions, and genuine connection that left Singapore Babies emotional, exhilarated, and wanting more.

The night kicked off with an opening VCR before Jaejoong appeared on stage to thunderous screams, launching straight into ‘Maze’ and ‘Just Another Girl’. From the very first note, the energy in the venue was electric, with fans erupting the moment he stepped into the spotlight.

Greeting the audience warmly, Jaejoong couldn’t hide his surprise when fans revealed it had been 16 years since his last visit. Laughing, he teased, “It’s such a long time. You guys must be older as well, right? I mean ageing is a good thing,” drawing laughter across the crowd. Keeping things playful, he cheekily questioned whether he could still be called “pretty”, before adding with a grin, “If it’s okay, please continue to say that — I’ll be grateful.”

On a more sentimental note, he shared that Singapore marked both the final stop of his J-Party tour and its first edition in the country, making the night all the more meaningful. Describing J-Party as a unique combination of a fan meeting and a concert, he promised fans an experience filled with fun — and he delivered.

The evening’s first interactive segment, “J 오락실 Arcade”, saw Jaejoong take on playful missions determined by a claw machine. From shyly delivering fan-service lines like “I missed you!” with a wink and “I love you!” with a blown kiss, to transforming into a pilot guiding fans on an imaginary journey, he fully immersed himself in each role. Moving across the stage in uniform, he made sure every section of the audience felt seen, even pausing to help fans capture their best photos.

In another mission, Jaejoong turned photographer, snapping pictures of fans and amusing everyone by mimicking their expressions as they tried to capture him. His candid reactions — especially when he spotted an expressive male fan in the crowd — added a layer of spontaneity that kept the audience laughing throughout.

The final challenge brought out his competitive side as he attempted a precision-based game, carefully shifting balls across an egg tray before racing against time to land them on a pot lid. Cheers echoed through the venue as fans rooted for him, and he ended the segment by tossing the ping pong balls into the crowd, much to everyone’s delight.

Returning to the stage with ‘Kiss B’, Jaejoong surprised fans by stepping down from the stage to get closer to them, further blurring the line between performer and audience. Following another VCR, he delivered a series of emotionally rich performances, including ‘One Kiss’, a rock-pop ballad that highlighted his expressive vocals, and ‘All That Glitters’.

With ‘Dear J’, the atmosphere shifted into something more intimate, as if listeners were reading a heartfelt letter filled with love, gratitude, and nostalgia. He continued with ‘Hoper’, a warm and encouraging track that left fans feeling comforted and uplifted.

Not letting the mood stay mellow for long, Jaejoong rallied the crowd to their feet, declaring it was time to “hype up”. What followed was a high-energy sequence of performances — ‘Summer J’, where he playfully wielded a lightsaber, ‘Dopamine’, which saw him energising the crowd with a megaphone as fans jumped and sang along, and ‘Glorious Day’, a bright and cheerful number that filled the venue with joy.

In one of the night’s most memorable moments, Jaejoong reappeared from the side of the stage and made his way through the crowd while singing ‘I’ll Protect You’. Circling towards the back, he ensured that even fans seated further away could experience his presence up close — a gesture that drew emotional reactions from many.

The evening took a deeply touching turn during the surprise fan project. As a heartfelt video played, it was evident from Jaejoong’s expression that he was genuinely moved by the effort and love from his fans. The surprises didn’t end there — Singapore Babies serenaded him with ‘Rock Star’ before a birthday cake was rolled onto the stage. Though amused, he laughed and pointed out that his birthday had already passed, making the moment all the more endearing.

Adding to the charm of the night, Jaejoong noticed a fanboy husband holding a placard in hopes of getting his attention for his wife — a wish that Jaejoong humorously fulfilled with a playful “confession”.

With a bit of cake cream still on his face, Jaejoong closed the night with ‘To The Boy’, a heartfelt and uplifting song that encouraged fans to embrace growth and keep moving forward.

As the final notes faded, one thing was clear — this was more than just a concert. It was a celebration of reunion, gratitude, and enduring connection. Promising to return again, Kim Jaejoong left Singapore with a room full of hearts touched — and a night that Singapore Babies will not soon forget.

We would like to thank Sliding Doors Entertainment for the invite to Jaejoong’s J-Party Asia Tour Fan Concert <Galaxy 1986> in Singapore.

Photo Credits: Sliding Doors Entertainment

ATEEZ Lights Up Singapore — In Your Fantasy Concert

Singapore, 2026 – On 22 February, ATEEZ made their highly anticipated return to Singapore with their In Your Fantasy concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. What unfolded that evening was more than a performance—it was an electrifying shared experience between the group and their fans, transforming the venue into a space charged with emotion, sound, and connection.

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VERIVERY Reunites with VERRERs After 7 Years at ‘Hello Veri Long Time’ Fanmeeting in Singapore

Singapore, 2026 – After a long seven-year wait, VERIVERY finally returned to Singapore for their first-ever solo fanmeeting, on 3rd January 2026, held to a packed house of eager VERRERs. The night was nothing short of emotional, chaotic, and unforgettable — a heartfelt reunion that perfectly kicked off 2026.

VERIVERY burst onto the stage with fiery performances of ‘Undercover’ and ‘G.B.T.B.’, instantly igniting the arena and setting the tone for the night 🔥🔥. The screams barely died down as the members took a moment to reflect on their return.

Maknae Kangmin fondly recalled their last visit to Singapore in 2019 for HallyuPopFest, noting how meaningful it felt to finally return — this time, for a solo show. Yongseung added that this fanmeeting marked their first performance of the year, making it even more special. He charmed the crowd by wishing fans “新年快乐” (Happy New Year), before playfully asking VERRERs to return the greeting, drawing warm laughter and cheers.

The first interactive segment, [Spin Me Round], quickly became a highlight of the night. As fans enthusiastically chanted “Round and round, spin the wheel!”, VERIVERY tackled a series of surprise missions.

The night kicked off with a dance cover of ENHYPEN’s ‘No Doubt’, where Dongheon cheekily requested Yongseung to repeat his part without his jacket — revealing a wife beater underneath and sending fans into hysterics. Kangmin’s attempt at cute aegyo while dancing to TWS’s ‘Overdrive’ hilariously backfired — the members teased that it looked “accidentally sexy,” a verdict fans wholeheartedly agreed with. Kangmin then challenged Yongseung to raise the bar with Tyla’s ‘Chanel’, sparking wild reactions from the crowd.

Between missions, the members shared what they wished to do in Singapore if they had more time — from eating kaya toast and visiting Universal Studios to simply spending time with fans. Dongheon jokingly commented on Singapore’s warm weather compared to freezing Korea, saying it made him want to strip, instantly sending the arena into chaos.

The fanmeeting continued with powerful unit performances. Yeonho and Yongseung impressed with SEVENTEEN’s ‘Run To You’, showcasing both vocal strength and emotional intensity. Dongheon, Gyehyeon, and Kangmin captivated fans with ONF’s ‘We Must Love’. All five members reunited for a commanding performance of TVXQ’s ‘Rising Sun’, followed seamlessly by ‘RED (Beggin’)’ from their latest release — an explosive sequence that had screams echoing nonstop.

Dongheon surprised fans by removing his jacket to reveal a mesh top — prompting Kangmin to joke about unzipping it, much to the audience’s delight.

The second game segment, [Veri Good Team], saw the members attempt relay challenges and action games. The keyword ‘Prince’ led to one of the night’s funniest moments — Kangmin confused Prince with Princess, dramatically reenacting Snow White and collapsing on the floor while waiting for a kiss, leaving fans in stitches.

When the keyword switched to ‘Aegyo’, Yongseung stunned everyone by striking a cute pose while balancing on one hand. Ultimately, Kangmin and Dongheon received the punishment for making the most mistakes — dancing to ILLIT’s ‘Not Cute Anymore’, followed by Chanel once again due to how “bad” they were, causing absolute pandemonium.

VERIVERY transitioned back into performance mode with ‘Lay Back’, teasing fans about going home while Dongheon jokingly placed confetti under his nose. Kangmin declared that whether fans would actually go home depended on their reactions to their “last” song — ‘All I Do’.

Of course, the night was far from over.

The encore brought nonstop energy with ‘Ring Ring Ring’, ‘Love Line’, ‘Heart Attack’, and ‘Alright’, with fans jumping along in unison. A playful technical mishap during song selection led to Gyehyeon joking that the director would be “scolded big time,” while Kangmin invited him to come dance on stage.

After ‘Childhood’, VERIVERY powered through ‘Mystery Night’, ‘G.B.T.B.’, ‘Trigger’, and ‘Ring Ring Ring’, once more, refusing to slow down. “We don’t have time to take a break!” Yongseung shouted, perfectly capturing their relentless energy.

Before the mandatory group photo, a surprise fan project video played, thanking VERIVERY for returning after seven years. Touched, the members apologised for making fans wait so long. Dongheon jokingly lamented that the emotional video ruined their plan to take a photo during peak hype, prompting everyone to laugh together.

Yongseung delivered his final message in English, while Kangmin asked fans to promise they would return when VERIVERY comes back to Singapore again. The night closed beautifully with ‘Fine’, sealing a perfect ending to an unforgettable reunion.

VERIVERY’s fan service proved to be on another level. From filming on fans’ phones on stage, tossing towels and capsule balls into the crowd, every gesture felt personal and sincere. These moments went beyond typical fan interactions, creating lasting memories and reinforcing the deep bond between VERIVERY and VERRERs.

Hello Veri Long Time wasn’t just a fanmeeting — it was a celebration of patience, loyalty, and love. Truly, it was the perfect way to kick off 2026 with VERIVERY. 💜

We would like to thank FriedRice Entertainment for the invite to VERIVERY ‘Hello Veri Long Time’ Fanmeeting in Singapore.

Photo Credits: FriedRice Entertainment

Written By: Charmaine

Moonbyul’s MUSEUM: Village of Eternal Glow in Singapore — A Night of Emotion, Laughter, and Unforgettable Memories

Singapore, 2025 – After one year and eight months, Moonbyul finally returned to Singapore on 6 December 2025 —and the moment she stepped on stage, it was clear just how deeply fans had missed her. The venue erupted with cheers so loud that even Moonbyul herself joked she could “feel the love a lot,” promising the crowd she would make sure everyone lost their voices by the end of the night.

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DO it! in Singapore: Doh Kyungsoo Brings Warmth, Wit, and Wholesome Energy

Singapore, 2025 – Doh Kyungsoo — better known to many as D.O. from EXO — returned to Singapore with his solo tour DO it!, filling the Singapore Indoor Stadium with cheers, fanchants, and heartfelt moments.

The concert opened with Do You Remember, a track that immediately set a nostalgic tone and had the audience singing along. He continued with Nobody Knows It before moving into Wonder, where floating bubbles added to the dreamy, upbeat mood.

Greeting fans warmly, Kyungsoo remarked on Singapore’s “good weather” and thanked everyone for coming despite the long journeys. His energy and humor quickly put the crowd at ease: “Your cheer is so crazy! Are you guys ready to have some fun today?”

Fan-favorite tracks followed, including Mars, which had the stadium roaring with fanchants, and Where You Were, where his gentle vocals carried the emotion of holding onto cherished memories. In Simple Joys, Kyungsoo strolled across the stage to wave at fans, embodying the song’s message of appreciating little moments.

During a lighthearted ment, he admitted he hadn’t eaten chilli crab yet but promised to enjoy both chilli and pepper crab after the show, earning laughter from the audience. He also teased that Singapore fans were “too quiet,” which only made the crowd cheer louder.

Highlighting songs from his first full album Bliss, Kyungsoo shifted the mood with Fit and I’m Gonna Love You, showing his R&B side with smooth, confident vocals. Later, upbeat performances like Popcorn, 5 Minutes, and Sing Along! had fans dancing and chanting along.

A special moment came when his band performed an EXO medley, featuring classics such as The First Snow, Don’t Go, and Growl. Fans sang every word, and Kyungsoo joined in briefly with Love Me Right, reminiscing about his group’s early years.

The latter half of the concert showcased Kyungsoo’s ability to connect emotionally. Songs like It’s Love, My Dear, and I Do felt like intimate letters, while That’s Okay, I’ll Be There, and Draw My Path carried messages of comfort and reassurance.

With In Another Life, Kyungsoo expressed his gratitude to fans who have supported him throughout his journey, telling them: “Everyone who is here with me right now is precious. Please always be healthy, and I truly hope you stay happy.”

The main set ended with Somebody, where Kyungsoo walked around the arena to wave and interact closely with fans. After an encore break, he returned in a playful outfit to perform Rose, before wrapping up the night with Sing Along. At one point, he even stepped down from the stage to get closer to the crowd, creating unforgettable memories for those lucky enough to be near.

Throughout the show, English translations of the lyrics were displayed on the big screen, ensuring every fan could connect with the meaning of his songs.

Kyungsoo’s DO it! in Singapore was a night filled with warmth, laughter, and powerful vocals. His mix of heartfelt ballads, playful energy, and candid interactions reminded fans why he remains one of the most beloved voices in K-pop. As he promised to return, Singapore fans left with the certainty that this was a concert to remember.

We would like to thank UnUsUaL Entertainment Pte Ltd for inviting us to 2025 DOH KYUNG SOO ASIA CONCERT TOUR <DO it! in Singapore>!

Writer: Charmaine

WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2025: From Solo Power to Legendary 2NE1 Reunion (Day 2)

Singapore, 2025 – If Day 1 set the stage on fire, Waterbomb Singapore Day 2 took the energy up a notch with jaw-dropping solo acts, powerful rap stages, and a legendary girl group reunion that had the entire crowd screaming, singing, and soaking wet in joy.

Making his Waterbomb debut, Jay B introduced himself proudly as Got7’s Jay B before commanding the stage with his solo hits Switch It Up and B.T.W. His smooth vocals, sleek dance moves, and undeniable charisma had the crowd completely mesmerized. Fans went especially wild when he unbuttoned his denim jacket mid-performance — a move that had the festival buzzing long after his set ended.

Lee Youngji, performing at her first overseas Waterbomb, proved exactly why she’s one of Korea’s hottest rap stars. Her set included Witch, Not Sorry (which she shared was her most important career song), and Small Girl.

Youngji made the stage her playground, inviting the audience to shoot her with their water guns before spraying the sky herself. Always about connection, she taught fans key Korean words from her songs so they could chant along perfectly.

In a surprise move, Youngji delivered an encore performance — the only artist to do so — hyping up the crowd with BSS Fighting and Smoke. By the end, the audience was chanting her name in unison, cementing her as one of the night’s highlights.

The night reached its peak with the return of 2NE1 — CL, Minzy, and Dara — who reunited on stage (without Park Bom, who sat out due to health reasons). The group opened with Come Back Home, instantly sending waves of nostalgia through the crowd, before launching into Fire and Clap Your Hands.

Fans went wild as they belted out classics like I Am the Best, I Don’t Care, and the emotional Ugly, their voices echoing with the members’.

Between songs, the members greeted the Singapore crowd warmly. Dara reflected on their journey, noting how they came to Singapore as soloists last December, and now returned as a group. “I watched CL perform last year, and now I’m performing with her again,” she shared, before bursting into laughter as CL and Minzy cheekily drenched her with water guns.

The mix of powerhouse vocals, explosive energy, and genuine warmth from 2NE1 proved that their reign as K-pop icons is far from over.

From Jay B’s smooth grooves, to Lee Youngji’s unstoppable energy, and the legendary 2NE1 reunion, Waterbomb Day 2 was a festival experience fans will never forget. Each artist didn’t just perform — they connected, played, and created memories that soaked deep into the hearts of every fan in attendance.

We would like to thank Viu Singapore for inviting us to WATERBOMB 2025 in Singapore.

Writer: Charmaine

WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2025: A Night of Heat, Hits, and Endless Showers of Fun (Day 1)

Singapore, 2025 – Waterbomb Singapore returned with a splash — quite literally — as some of K-pop’s hottest acts set the stage on fire while cooling the crowd with waves of water. From surprise reunions to sizzling solo stages, the night was an unforgettable blend of music, energy, and playful chaos.

The festival kicked off on a nostalgic note with Sorn and Seungyeon, treating fans to a mini CLC reunion. The duo performed fan-favourite hits like No and Helicopter, with the crowd passionately singing along. Adding to the excitement, Sorn gave fans an exclusive preview of her upcoming single Cool Waters, a perfect fit for Waterbomb’s vibe.

The stage exploded with dance power as Team BEBE, winners of Street Woman Fighter 2, joined forces with Jam Republic. Their performance of Smoke and Lisa’s FUTW had the entire crowd captivated, proving why they remain among Korea’s top dance crews.

Minhyuk (HUTA) made his highly anticipated solo stage in Singapore after seven years, and the wait was worth it. From Boom to tracks from his latest release (V, Wet, Bora), he delivered a set that had fans screaming from start to finish.

His playful banter in English — sprinkled with Singlish gems like “buay tahan,” “chiobu,” and “lengzai” — made the audience roar with laughter. He even revived BTOB’s legendary “give up” meme, showing off his A+ fan interaction skills.

But the night hit peak chaos when Minhyuk poured water over himself, tore off his shirt for Bora, and showcased a jaw-dropping dance break, abs and all. Fans went absolutely wild, and even he admitted he needed a moment to catch his breath. Closing with Boom, he promised: “When there is goodbye, definitely there will be a next hello.”

Making their first Waterbomb appearance in Singapore, EXID brought their trademark charisma with DDD, L.I.E, Hot Pink, I Love You, and the iconic Up & Down. The members didn’t just sing — they played. Hye Lin poured water on herself and chased her members, Solji teased the crowd with water guns, and LE and Jeonghwa showered fans with love through both words and actions.

Reminiscing about their last visit in 2018, the group expressed how much they missed their Singapore fans and promised to come back soon if invited again. The crowd’s loud chants of “Hot” in response to “Pink” proved the love was mutual.

Minho set pulses racing with his solo stages from Call Back and Affection to SHINee’s Body Rhythm. The crowd erupted when he shed layers, cheekily covering up with his jacket while flashing abs that had fans screaming for more.

His energy was playful yet heartfelt, pouring water over himself and making cute hearts for the fans. Minho also encouraged cheers for his fellow member Taemin, showing SHINee’s bond runs deep.

If Minho brought cheeky heat, Taemin brought smouldering intensity. Performing Move, Sexy in the Air, Want, Advice, and Guilty, his fluid dance lines and powerful vocals had fans entranced. Taemin charmed with playful crowd banter — asking if they wanted more water, teasing about his jacket, and even wishing happiness and fortune to the fans through the Waterbomb fun.

The highlight? A surprise duet stage with Minho for SHINee’s View. As they sang side-by-side, doused in water, the atmosphere reached fever pitch — a perfect finale that left Shawols and Waterbombers screaming for more.

From nostalgic reunions and legendary girl group stages to shirtless chaos and SHINee magic, Waterbomb Singapore 2025 was a rollercoaster of heat, music, and endless showers. The artists weren’t just performing; they were connecting, laughing, and soaking in the moment with their fans.

If the screams, soaked outfits, and glowing smiles were any indication, Waterbomb didn’t just cool down Singapore’s heat — it made the first night unforgettable!

We would like to thank Viu Singapore for inviting us to WATERBOMB SINGAPORE 2025.

Writer: Charmaine