Lacuna's sense of liberation at Pentaport: "We can't wait to perform our own set"
Band Lacuna, who visited the Pentaport Rock Festival, expressed their burning desire to take the stage and enjoy slamming and water bombs.
The band Lacuna immersed themselves in the intense heat of the Pentaport Rock Festival, expressing a deep hunger to return to the stage.
In a recently released video, Lacuna captured their experience at the Pentaport site. Recalling their performance on the Pentaport stage last year, they arrived fully prepared to enjoy the festival from the audience's perspective, bringing a complete "festival kit" that included sun hats, slogans, toothbrushes, and lip balm.
Between Water Bombs and Slamming: The Sense of Liberation Felt by the Band
At the venue, Lacuna embraced the festival's energy with their whole being. They breathed with the crowd, even attempting to slam while watching the artists perform on stage. In particular, despite being drenched by water trucks passing by, they did not hide their joy, stating they felt a "sense of liberation" even as their shoes and clothes became soaked.
Interaction with fans met at the scene continued as well. Lacuna greeted fans who had come to see them after remembering their previous performances. When asked by audience members for tips on how to better enjoy the festival, they showed the band's signature free-spirited side by advising, "Just let go of your ego and run." Additionally, they revealed the close bond between members by mentioning a cooling fan given to him as a birthday gift by member Minhyuk.
"We can't wait to perform our own set" — A Thirst for the Stage
Behind their enjoyment of the festival lay a sincere longing as artists to stand on stage. While watching the performances through intense slamming and water sprays, Lacuna expressed their desire, looking at the artists on stage and saying, "I want to burn up the stage as passionately as we did the year before last."
Lacuna expressed a strong will to perform, stating, "I want to perform soon. Please call Lacuna to a festival right now." Having absorbed the festival's energy as spectators, it is evident that they are determined to deliver an even more explosive performance on their next stage.
