And2ble closes Asia tour with Macau sellouts and Zhang Hao's violin
And2ble wrapped their first solo show concert, Welcome to Qurious, after sold-out Macau shows on July 25-26 and city-specific cover stages.
The group And2ble (Zhang Hao, Seungeon, Ricky, Kim Gyu-vin, Han Yujin) has completed the grand journey of their first solo show concert, 'Welcome to Qurious,' which toured four cities across Asia. Starting in Seoul and moving through Yokohama and Kobe, the most recent performances held in Macau from the 25th to the 26th recorded sold-out status for all seats on both days.

This concert realized the worldview of their 1st mini album 'Sequence 01: Curiosity' on stage using a 'Curiosity Study Club' concept. And2ble opened the show with performances of the title track 'Curious' and the sub-title track 'Aura.'
Setlists and solo stages uniquely configured for each city
During the tour, the setlists were configured differently to match the characteristics of each city. In the middle of the performance, solo stages showcasing the unique personalities of the five members followed, enhanced by special effects such as LED production and lasers.
The cover stage compositions also varied by city. In the Seoul performance, they presented NewJeans' 'Ditto,' while in Yokohama and Kobe, they reinterpreted Vaundy's 'Kaiju no Hanauta.' At their final destination, Macau, they sang 'Lovers' by Ronghao Li. Notably, during the Macau performance, member Zhang Hao showcased his own violin playing.
From question marks to exclamation points, the final finale
The latter half of the concert was decorated with 'Sugar Rush,' 'Bed,' and the fan song '&'. At the end of the second Macau performance, a video was screened showing the question mark (?) symbol, which represents the 1st mini album, transforming into an exclamation point (!).
And2ble shared their thoughts, saying, "We were happy thanks to the love and support of our fans. Thank you for joining us at the start of this journey of curiosity," and added, "We will show you our growth through even better music and performances in the future."