What To Know
- Dressed in a red brick-toned tailored jacket with a pink inner layer, black wide pants and a statement neckpiece, he opened with Power.
- The event delivered a packed lineup of K-Pop and pop acts, drawing fans eager for an evening of chart-topping hits, choreography and fan chants.
- From debut solo stages to veteran hits, the KRAZY Super Concert delivered a night that underscored Dubai’s growing status as a destination for major international music events.
Dubai hosted a night of high-energy performances on Tuesday, 17 February, as the KRAZY Super Concert brought major names from Asia’s music scene to the city. The event delivered a packed lineup of K-Pop and pop acts, drawing fans eager for an evening of chart-topping hits, choreography and fan chants.
The show opened with Indonesian singer Agnez Mo, who set the pace with dynamic stage presence and tightly coordinated choreography. Performing tracks including Coke Bottle and Get Loose, she engaged the crowd from the outset, supported by a high-energy dance crew.
Yerin, member of the girl group GFriend, followed with her Dubai debut and first-ever solo performance. She performed songs from her solo album, including Awake, and closed her set with Glass Bead, originally from GFriend’s debut album. The performance was met with enthusiastic cheers from fans.
Yein of Lovelyz continued the momentum with solo tracks such as Landing and Plus and Minus, along with the group’s hit Ah-Choo. She encouraged audience participation by teaching fans a chant, adding an interactive element to her set.
Kim Jongkook, known from Running Man and as a former member of Turbo, was among the evening’s most anticipated performers. Serving as the MC, he addressed the crowd with humor and performed his 2005 hit Lovable.
Chinese singer Kun, former member of Nine Percent, delivered a standout performance backed by a live orchestra featuring trumpets, keyboards, bass and drums. His set included Lover, Don’t Call, and Jasmine, showcasing his distinct vocal style.
Jay Park took the stage with All I Wanna Do, followed by McNasty and Mommae. His set combined smooth rap, choreography and strong stage presence, maintaining high energy throughout.
The night concluded with G-Dragon, whose entrance marked the evening’s peak. Dressed in a red brick-toned tailored jacket with a pink inner layer, black wide pants and a statement neckpiece, he opened with Power. During his performance, he also hinted at a potential Big Bang reunion this year and a possible appearance at Coachella.
From debut solo stages to veteran hits, the KRAZY Super Concert delivered a night that underscored Dubai’s growing status as a destination for major international music events.
