Libelante to Illuminate Tokyo with '2025 Libelante Japan Concert' Commemorating 60 Years of Korea-Japan Relations

Crossover group Libelante (Kim Ji-hoon, Jin Won, Noh Hyun-woo, Kim Ji-won) is set to captivate global fans with their solo concert, '2025 Libelante Japan Concert,' held on the 7th at the Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall.

This concert marks Libelante's third performance in Japan, approximately two years after their shows at the Tokyo Ki-oi Hall and Nanao City Cultural Hall in 2023. It holds special significance as it commemorates the 60th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan.

The concert aims to extend the fervent atmosphere of their recent solo concert, 'BRILLANTE,' which successfully concluded in Seoul at the Blue Square on the 1st and 2nd. Libelante, now reunited as a full group following leader Kim Ji-hoon's military discharge, is poised to deliver another deeply moving performance.

The Tokyo show will highlight Libelante's signature crossover sensibilities and classical elegance. Featuring tracks from their second mini-album 'BRILLANTE,' the performance is expected to paint the Tokyo night with Libelante's free-spirited and lyrical sound, breaking down the boundaries between music and culture.

Beyond just a musical performance, the concert holds profound meaning as it fosters cultural exchange between Korea and Japan through music. Libelante expressed their hope for a stage where emotions transcend language, stating they prepared with the intention of conveying sincerity to audiences worldwide.

Libelante has recently demonstrated their rising popularity, with their second mini-album 'BRILLANTE' topping the Bugs Classical Chart and all its tracks ranking high. Their Seoul concert also achieved a complete sell-out for both days, showcasing their strong ticket-selling power.

Korean netizens are buzzing with excitement, commenting, "Finally, the full Libelante Japan concert! So looking forward to it," and "It feels even more meaningful as it commemorates the 60th anniversary of Korea-Japan relations." Many also expressed anticipation for the emotional performances following leader Kim Ji-hoon's return from military service.