WINNER has once again proven their strength as a group, delivering flawless live performances and uplifting energy during their latest concert, creating an unforgettable experience for their fans, known as Inner Circle. The concert was held without member Song Min Ho, who is currently facing charges for violating military service law, and proceeded with just the three remaining members.
The group successfully concluded their ‘2025 WINNER CONCERT [IN OUR CIRCLE]’ with a three-day run from July 25 to 27 at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park. This marked their first concert in Korea in approximately three years and three months since 2022’s [THE CIRCLE], and the members were deeply involved in the entire production process, including rearranging songs, making the event all the more meaningful.
Opening with hit tracks like “REALLY REALLY,” “LOVE ME LOVE ME,” and “I LOVE U,” WINNER instantly brought the venue to life. Their high-quality live performance, amplified by a vibrant band sound, ignited the crowd’s excitement. Fellow YG artists TREASURE and BABYMONSTER also made surprise visits and cheered enthusiastically from the audience.
During the encore performance of “MOVIE STAR,” a touching video played, displaying the names of attending fans in the credits, adding a heartfelt finale. The members moved through the audience, making eye contact with fans and connecting more closely than ever. In response, Inner Circle lit up the venue in blue with their light sticks and joined in a powerful singalong, affirming the strong bond between WINNER and their fans.
Wrapping up the show, WINNER said, “We really missed you. Being on stage again as WINNER feels like debuting all over. It’s all thanks to your love and support,” adding, “We’ll keep working hard with this energy. We promise to create opportunities to sing the songs you want to hear, so please wait just a little longer.”
Following the successful Seoul concerts, WINNER will head to Japan for ‘2025 WINNER CONCERT [IN OUR CIRCLE] IN JAPAN,’ beginning on September 28 at Kobe International House Kokusai Hall, and continuing on September 30 at Tokyo’s Tachikawa Stage Garden.
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