Billlie kicks off first world tour in Seoul with fans from around the world

The group Billlie successfully concluded the last show of their first world tour in Seoul and shared a special moment with fans around the world.

Billlie held a solo concert, "Billlie World Tour 'Our FLOWERLD (Belllie've You)' in SEOUL," in Seoul on May 29 and met with fans. The concert was Billlie's first solo concert in Korea and the finale of their first world tour, which toured 30 cities in Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Oceania starting with a fan concert in Seoul last May.

On stage, Billlie performed a setlist that spanned from his debut to his most recent songs, leaving fans with a lasting impression. The set included representative songs such as "GingaMingaYo (the strange world)," "RING ma Bell (what a wonderful world)," "EUNOIA," "DANG! (hocus pocus)," and "shame," which was released for the first time in Korea.

The concert was attended by global fans from various countries such as the Americas, Asia, and Europe, demonstrating Billlie's global popularity. The members immersed themselves in the concert with stand-up microphone performances, perfect sword dances, and a natural progression that allowed them to lead the concert themselves, and shared the meaning behind the title of the show, "FLOWERLD," with their fans.

In particular, the second concert had a different setlist for the daytime and nighttime performances. During the daytime performance, the group split into two units to cover KARA's "Mister" and 2NE1's "Please Don't Go," while the group performed Brown Eyed Girls' "Sixth Sense" as a group. The group's performance of "Sixth Sense" drew an enthusiastic response from the audience with their explosive vocals and intense performance.

At the end of the performance, a silhouette teaser video hinting at Moon Soo Ah and Siyoon's upcoming unit debut in April was surprisingly released, raising fans' expectations.

After the performance, Billlie said, "Through our first world tour, we were able to learn a lot and grow even more by meeting other BilllieBEEVs around the world. We realized once again how much I love performing, and the fans are the biggest force that drives us," the band said, adding, "We will continue to bring good music and performances to bigger stages."