Urban Zakapa Touches Hearts with Year-End National Tour

“We hope our concert will make your winter even a little bit warmer. We wish you a wonderful end to the year. See you again at our concert next year.”

The emotional group Urban Zakapa held a solo concert at the Olympic Hall in Seoul Olympic Park on the 29th and said this to the fans who filled the seats.

Debuting in 2009 with ‘Cafe Latte,’ the three-member co-ed group, who have been active together for over 10 years and are peers from the same neighborhood (Incheon) born between 1988 and 1989, showed their characteristic perfect chemistry.

Urban Zakapa started the stage with ‘This Night is Special’ and ‘Wish,’ and then performed sweet songs like ‘That Kind of Night,’ ‘My Beautiful Love,’ ‘Cafe Latte,’ ‘Goodbye,’ and ‘Ten Fingers.’ After changing their outfits, the members livened up the concert atmosphere by singing upbeat songs like ‘Seoul Night,’ ‘Thursday Night,’ and ‘Get’.

They encouraged the audience to clap, saying, “Everyone stand up and have fun together.” They also celebrated the upcoming Christmas by performing one of Mariah Carey’s signature songs, ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’.

The members took the stage individually to energize the atmosphere. Cho Hyunah performed ‘Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town,’ and Park Yongin sang ‘Soda Pop’ from the animated movie ‘K-Pop: Demon Hunters‘.

In particular, he drew cheers from fans by wearing a yellow hat, a red wig, and a Hawaiian shirt and following the choreography of Saja Boys. After Park Yongin’s witty and lively performance, Kwon Soonil received a round of applause for his near-perfect vocal performance of ‘Golden’.

Urban Zakapa then performed their new album’s title track ‘STAY,’ ‘When Winter Comes,’ and ‘The Way We Were,’ before concluding the concert with their signature songs ‘I Don’t Love You’ and ‘That Day We’ as an encore.

Urban Zakapa, who began their national tour in Gwangju on the 22nd, will also hold concerts in Busan on the 6th of next month, Seongnam on the 13th, and Daegu on the 25th.