aespa took the stage at Gocheok Sky Dome for the first time, six years after their debut. Approximately 35,000 spectators flocked to the Seoul concerts held on June 7 and 8, creating an enthusiastic turnout.

This performance marked the spectacular starting point of their fourth world tour, '2026-27 aespa Live Tour - SYNK : COMPLaeXITY,' which will travel across 25 regions worldwide including North America, South America, and Europe. Notably, aespa became the second K-pop girl group after BLACKPINK to hold a solo concert at Gocheok Dome, proving their explosive global popularity and unrivaled standing.

Built Around 2nd Full Album 'LEMONADE'... A Multi-Dimensional Universe in Five Sections This concert was planned around their second full-length album 'LEMONADE,' released in May. Under the keyword 'CRACK,' the show was structured in five sections spanning from the occurrence of a singularity to awakening and resolution, delivering aespa's original universe in a multi-dimensional way. VCR videos tailored to the concept and seamless stage transitions further enhanced the audience's immersion.

The opening number was the title track 'LEMONADE' from the second full album. This was followed by 'Switchblade,' 'Whiplash,' debut single 'Black Mamba,' 'WDA,' and other powerful hit songs that kept the energy high. The members reappeared in white mini dresses, showcasing a diverse range of charm across genres from ballads like 'Count On Me' and 'Thirsty' to rock sounds like 'Can't Help Myself.' Karina's piano performance and the members' use of handheld and stand microphones further enriched the stage.

Getting Closer with Fans... Rich Unit and Solo Stages Time for connecting with the audience was also arranged. The members rode moving carts through the crowd, singing 'Angel Number 48,' 'Camouflage,' and the Japanese track 'Kiss & Tell' to communicate closely with fans. Karina and Winter then performed a unit stage with 'Serenade,' while Giselle and Ningning teamed up for 'Lollipop.' All four members showcased their distinct personalities through solo songs. Karina performed '16-bit,' Winter delivered 'Saddles Up,' Giselle presented 'Bye Bye For Hello,' and Ningning took the stage with 'I Love You But I Gotta Let You Go.'

In the latter half, aespa's signature hits including 'Armageddon,' 'Drama,' 'Next Level,' and 'Supernova' were performed consecutively, pushing the venue's excitement to its peak. Over a running time exceeding two hours, aespa delivered overwhelming performances and solid live vocals, closing out with 'YEPPI YEPPI,' 'My Plan,' and 'Til We Die' during the encore to stay connected with fans until the very end.

"A Moment We Couldn't Have Imagined"... Emotional Finale and Global Tour Ahead The members each shared heartfelt thoughts after the finale. Winter said, "I'm grateful that we were able to finish the concert happily without anyone getting hurt over the two days," adding, "MY [fandom name], you filled the venue and created a moment we couldn't have even imagined." Giselle expressed her gratitude, saying, "Thanks to your cheers, we were able to enjoy the stage." Ningning showed her excitement, stating, "The tour is just beginning, and I'm looking forward to meeting fans all over the world." Karina also shared her affection and resolve, saying, "I hope these two days of concerts became precious memories for you," and "We will become an even cooler aespa."

Riding the momentum from their successful Seoul concerts, aespa will continue meeting global fans through the ongoing world tour. According to the previously announced schedule, they will embark on a worldwide journey covering a total of 25 regions, including São Paulo, Mexico City, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Miami, Vancouver, Manchester, London, Berlin, Milan, and Paris.