CNBLUE's Jung Yong Hwa's 10th solo debut anniversary concert was a success... ”There were so many happy moments”

CNBLUE band member Jung Yong-hwa successfully concluded his solo concert.

Jung Yong-hwa held a solo concert titled '2025 JUNG YONG HWA LIVE ‘Director's Cut: Our Fine Days’ at the Olympic Hall in Seoul Olympic Park from July 18th to 20th, where he met with fans.

This concert was held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Jung Yong-hwa's solo debut, and it encompassed all the milestones he has achieved over the past decade. As he walked toward the stage adorned with the words 'Our Fine Days', Jung Yong-hwa expressed the time he had spent so far.

The concert was enriched with a setlist that revisited his solo journey to date. He elevated the atmosphere with major hits such as 'Your City', 'On Your Time', 'For the First Lovers (Panmal Song)', and 'Do You Like Me?', and conveyed warm energy with songs like ‘Letter’ and 'Glory Days', which he sang for the first time in Korean.

Additionally, he debuted the stage performances of all tracks from his recently released 3rd mini-album 'One Last Day', further heightening the excitement. Notably, the stage for the new song 'Night Runner (Shooting Star)', which portrays a shooting star falling with a wish, concluded with John Yoon-hwa covered in golden dust, fading into solitude, creating a perfect ending.

John Yoon-hwa addressed the fans who had joined him, saying, "I am truly happy to be holding this meaningful 10th anniversary solo concert, and I sincerely thank you all for coming. As I prepared for this performance and reflected on the past 10 years, I realized there were so many happy moments, and I wanted to incorporate all of them into the show. The only way I can repay the love I have received is to keep singing for the rest of my life. I ask for your continued interest in my albums and musical activities, and I promise to meet you again in 10 years, remembering this moment."

Meanwhile, after successfully concluding his Seoul concert, John Yoon-hwa will kick off an Asian tour with the same name starting in Tokyo in August, followed by stops in Osaka, Macau, Kuala Lumpur, and Taipei, among other cities, to meet with global fans.