Girl group Young Posse captivated local fans by successfully wrapping up their solo concert in Tokyo's Shibuya, known as the holy land of Japanese hip-hop.

Young Posse (Jung Sun-hye, Yeonjung, Jiana, Doeun, and Han Ji-eun) held their solo concert 'YOUNG POSSE LIVE IN TOKYO [TOKYO, DONT GO TO BED TONIGHT]' at Shibuya HARLEM in Tokyo, Japan, on the 29th of last month. This performance marked the group's local solo stage in about six months, following their Shibuya concert last November, which recorded a total sell-out. Returning to Shibuya once again to repay their fans' passionate support, Young Posse showcased their improved musical capabilities and stage presence.

The concert's opening act was kicked off by their digital single 'we dont go to bed tonight,' released in April. Through this Digi-core genre track, attempted for the first time since their debut, the five members signaled a passionate performance from the very beginning, elevating the atmosphere of the venue.

Following this, Young Posse captivated the audience's attention by continuously performing their signature songs filled with their unique, free-spirited energy. The tracks included in the hip-hop setlist are as follows:

• FREESTYLE
• ATE THAT
• MACARONI CHEESE
• POSSE UP!
• XXL
• My Name is (ROTY)
• YSSR

Over the intense beats, the members delivered powerful rapping and swag-filled performances, proving their mettle as all-rounders.

Japanese rookie girl group VINII and singer-songwriter Chiaki Mayumura participated as guests for this concert, adding vibrant color to the stage. In particular, members Jung Sun-hye and Yeonjung performed a joint stage with Chiaki Mayumura, demonstrating musical synergy that transcended borders and language, which received an enthusiastic response from the audience.

In addition to the main performance, Young Posse spent time communicating with local fans through a Q&A session. During the encore stage, they poured out their energy until the very end, passionately singing 'FREESTYLE' and 'XXL' once again. Critics praise that through an authentic hip-hop-based setlist and unique performances, Young Posse definitively imprinted their exclusive charm.

Having completed their solo concert in Japan, Young Posse shared their thoughts with their fandom, Teleposse, stating, "It was nice to see you again, and we were happy to put on another passionate stage." They added, "We thank everyone who enjoyed the performance with us, and we will be back to see you soon."

Photos provided by RBW, DSP Media, and Beats Entertainment.