Band LUCY successfully completes solo CONCERT in Yokohama, with Japanese fans singing in Korean

Band LUCY concluded their Asia tour on a high note in Yokohama, Japan, as local fans joined in a massive sing-along in Korean. On the 24th, LUCY (Shin Ye-chan, Choi Sang-yeop, Cho Won-sang, and Shin Gwang-il) held their ninth solo concert, '2026 LUCY 9TH CONCERT 'ISLAND'' (hereafter 'ISLAND'), at KT Zepp Yokohama.

Based on the message "Scattered petals blow back to the island, coloring us with light," the performance captured the narrative of 'LUCY ISLAND,' the starting point of the band. LUCY completed their solo concert tour across four Asian cities, starting in Seoul and moving through Taipei and Daegu before reaching Yokohama.

A Setlist Ranging from a Yuuri Cover to Acapella Solos

The concert opened with "Sprouting," a track from their second full-length album 'Childish.' This was followed by a series of songs that showcase LUCY's unique musical identity, including "Flowering," "Hero," "Hot," and "Villain." In particular, their cover of Japanese singer Yuuri's "BETELGEUSE," reinterpreted through LUCY's signature sound, drew thunderous applause from the local fans.

The performance continued seamlessly with tracks such as "Play," "What About Love," the title track from their second album "All Ages," "Goblin Dance," and "The Knight Who Cannot Die and the Silk Cradle." During the encore, each member took the stage for a solo segment. Shin Ye-chan performed Standing Egg's "Little Star" accompanied by his guitar, while Cho Won-sang performed "Porch Light (Feat. Nam Je-hyeon)," Shin Gwang-il sang "Gugujeoljeol," and Choi Sang-yeop performed "Little Star," all as acapella solos.

Reflections at the Venue of the Last Full-Group Performance Before Maknae Shin Gwang-il's Enlistment

The venue was filled with slogan events prepared by fans and the powerful voices of local fans who had memorized the Korean lyrics to sing along. It held special significance for the members as they reunited to perform at the very location where the youngest member, Shin Gwang-il, had held his last full-group performance before his enlistment.

The members shared their thoughts, saying, "We are so happy to be able to perform together again at the place where our youngest, Gwang-il, had his last full-group performance before enlistment. We were deeply moved that you all memorized the Korean lyrics; it gave us so much strength." They also promised a reunion, adding, "We will work even harder moving forward, so we hope to play together again soon."

Pop-up Store Opens at Tower Records Shibuya}

During their stay, LUCY also engaged in local activities in Japan. They opened their first pop-up store in the main space on the first floor of Tower Records Shibuya, Japan's largest record store. Held to celebrate the release of their second full-length album 'Childish,' the pop-up store saw a large influx of fans immediately upon opening.