ENHYPEN concert brings dazzling K-pop boy band to Tacoma Dome
If you’ve ever wondered if you’d fall for a hypnotizing performance from a supernatural K-pop boy band, much like the Saja Boys’ fans in “KPop Demon Hunters,” those in the stands at Tacoma Dome Sunday night got pretty close. Awash in blood-red light, chart-topping K-pop group ENHYPEN — featuring stars Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-Ki — lounged on a crypt-like set against a stormy castle backdrop and performed their sultry chamber pop hit “Criminal Love” like a scene straight out of Dracula’s lair.
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If you’ve ever wondered if you’d fall for a hypnotizing performance from a supernatural K-pop boy band, much like the Saja Boys’ fans in “KPop Demon Hunters,” those in the stands at Tacoma Dome Sunday night got pretty close. Awash in blood-red light, chart-topping K-pop group ENHYPEN — featuring stars Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-Ki — lounged on a crypt-like set against a stormy castle backdrop and performed their sultry chamber pop hit “Criminal Love” like a scene straight out of Dracula’s lair. Formed in 2020 through the Korean reality competition “I-Land,” ENHYPEN quickly became one of the top K-pop groups to watch, embracing a vampiric aesthetic in their music videos and performances. On Sunday, they made a statement during their Tacoma stop on the “Blood Saga” world tour, standing on a Washington stage for the first time as a sextet.
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- If you’ve ever wondered if you’d fall for a hypnotizing performance from a supernatural K-pop boy band, much like the Saja Boys’ fans in “KPop Demon Hunters,” those in the stands at Tacoma Dome Sunday night got pretty close. Awash in blood-red light, chart-topping K-pop group ENHYPEN — featuring stars Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-Ki — lounged on a crypt-like set against a stormy castle backdrop and performed their sultry chamber pop hit “Criminal Love” like a scene straight out of Dracula’s lair.
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