&TEAM Closes 23-Show Asia Tour at KSPO Dome with Two Iconic K-Pop Covers

The moment &TEAM performed TWICE's TT at KSPO Dome, the crowd noise hit a different register entirely. Nine members who had spent the better part of the night delivering intense wolf-concept choreography suddenly switched to playful facial expressions and aegyo-heavy moves, and the arena responded like it had been waiting for exactly that pivot. Leader Uiju smiled afterward and told the crowd, "We prepared such a cute stage and all that practice was worth it. Yesterday's reaction was great, but today's is even better." Member Maki chimed in with a grin: "I'm curious whether anyone came today specifically because we did TT yesterday."

That moment was a deliberate crack in the armor, and one of the smartest staging decisions of the night.

A finale built differently from the tour

The 2026 &TEAM CONCERT TOUR 'BLAZE THE WAY' ENCORE in KSPO DOME on the 4th marked the final stop of a run that began in Kanagawa, Japan in May and wound through 14 cities across Asia for 23 total performances. For the Seoul encore, the nine members, Uiju, Huma, K, Nicolas, Yuma, Jo, Harua, Taki, and Maki, rebuilt the setlist rather than simply repeat the tour's main shows. The most significant addition: five tracks from their Korean mini album Mark On Me, including the title track, woven across all four parts of the concert.

The opening alone signaled something different. Where individual members had taken solo openings city by city throughout the Asia tour, Seoul started with all nine on stage together for Good Boy, a choice that immediately read as a declaration. The arena's energy locked in from the first chorus.

Four parts, one arc

Part one established the group's raw performance power. Lunatic and the Korean version of Scent of You kept the intensity high before &TEAM pivoted to a cover of 2.0 from BTS's fifth studio album ARIRANG, a nod to a senior artist they clearly respect, delivered with enough of their own energy that it didn't feel like deference so much as conversation.

Part two, titled THE WAY OF W.O.L.F., pulled from the HYBE original story Dark Moon that has run as a narrative thread through &TEAM's identity since their debut. W.O.L.F. (&TEAM ver.) and debut track Under the Skin anchored the section, with Mark On Me following as the new chapter in a story fans already knew well. The blindfold choreography in Go in Blind, members navigating precise formations without sight lines, was the kind of physical commitment that makes a large-group performance feel genuinely dangerous in the best way. Bewitched closed the section with a chorus that seemed to use up whatever energy the crowd had left, then somehow demanded more.

Part three was where &TEAM let the concept breathe. After casual outfit changes, MISMATCH and Lovejang set a lighter mood before the TT cover arrived and the arena effectively lost its mind. The cover gave the members room to show performance instincts that a wolf concept doesn't often call for, genuine silliness, exaggerated expressions, the kind of charming stage presence that reminds you these are, by any measure, experienced performers who know exactly what they're doing.

The section also included a walk to the extended stage, where members made close eye contact with fans through Aoarashi, Wolf type, and Night to howl!

Letters to LUNÉ

Between the high-intensity sets, all nine members shared handwritten letters in Korean, read aloud with narration. The crowd's reactions shifted noticeably each time a new letter appeared on screen.

Uiju, reflecting on four years since debut, said he felt honored to stand on a stage as symbolic as KSPO Dome, and credited everything to fan support. K's letter was notably long, dense, cramped handwriting that visibly surprised fans, and included the line that he is happy to have people as warm as family beside him, grateful to make music he loves with people he loves, and committed to becoming an artist worth being proud of. Huma wrote that the path they've walked together has been their most precious one, and asked fans to keep writing new stories at every new beginning. Jo admitted he still can't fully believe he's performing in venues this large in Korea. Yuma called the night an unforgettable memory and asked fans to keep going forward together. Harua thanked fans for sharing his first dome performance in Korea and said being able to see LUNÉ often since his Korean debut last year makes him genuinely happy. Maki simply asked to keep building moments worth remembering, for a long time.

Closing the loop

Part four brought &TEAM back into the crowd itself, moving through the audience for Koegawari and Feel the Pulse with high-fives along the way. The encore section included Empty, a rock ballad that let the emotional weight of the night settle, before Run Wild sent the show home.

What the Seoul KSPO Dome dates made visible, more than any individual song or cover, was what 23 shows across 14 cities actually does to a group. The vocals held through demanding choreography consistently across 150 minutes. The formations stayed precise in the intense sections and genuinely loose and warm in the fan-interaction moments. That's not a small thing for a nine-member group in a venue this size, and LUNÉ in the arena clearly felt it.