[MALAYSIA] Jung Yong Hwa Ignites Kuala Lumpur with LIVE ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days’

Multitalented singer-songwriter and CNBLUE leader, Jung Yong Hwa, made a spectacular return to Malaysia with his 2025 solo tour, LIVE ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days’, at Mega Star Arena in Kuala Lumpur on 14 September 2025. Celebrating his 10th anniversary as a solo artist alongside the release of his latest mini album, One Last Day, he gave Malaysian BOICE (fandom name) a night brimming with music, memories, and emotion. From the moment fans entered the arena, the atmosphere was electric, with light sticks swaying, banners waving, and chants of “Yong Hwa!” reverberating through the venue.

A Grand Entrance and a Decade of Music

Breaking from tradition, he made a striking entrance by walking directly to the stage from the ground floor, immediately capturing the crowd’s full attention. Fans erupted in cheers, waving light sticks that created a shimmering sea of colour across the arena, while banners and posters added to the vibrant atmosphere. As he took his place on stage, the anticipation turned into excitement, with every fan ready to sing, cheer, and celebrate along with him. He kicked off the night with One Fine Day and Your City, immediately setting the tone for a three-hour performance that promised a perfect mix of high-energy hits and emotional ballads. From the very first note, it was clear that this was more than just a concert. It was a journey through a decade of music, memories, and connection, and fans old and new were swept up in the warmth, nostalgia, and excitement of the moment.

A Setlist: Old Favourites Meet New Energy

The concert balanced the familiarity of fan favourites with the excitement of new releases. Classics like Make You Mine, Would You Marry Me, Small Talk, and I Got Ya had the crowd singing in perfect harmony, creating waves of collective joy throughout the arena. His charisma and stage presence were undeniable, captivating fans with every gesture, note, and movement.

New tracks from One Last Day, including RED, Night Runner, Would You, and Espresso Martini, revealed a bold and evolving side of his artistry. He turned up the energy with high-octane dance numbers like Summer Dream, Love Me Baby Love Me, and Pain Healer, joking about training to be a “better dancer” after ten years as a vocalist. Emotional highlights hit just as powerfully, with beloved OSTs like For the First Time Lovers, Because I Miss You, and Heartstrings, bringing nostalgic cheers and heartfelt applause from fans who have followed his journey across music and drama.

Connection, Gratitude, and a Night to Remember

Jung Yong Hwa’s connection with Malaysian BOICE was genuine and electrifying. Speaking in Bahasa Melayu, greeting fans with “Apa khabar, sayang?” and reviving his iconic “Janji” moment, he made every fan feel personally acknowledged. Behind-the-scenes anecdotes, such as actor Park Bo Gum’s visit during rehearsals and his tips for local food, added a warm, intimate touch, reminding fans that Yong Hwa’s journey is surrounded by friendship and heartfelt support.

Over 20 songs carried the audience through a whirlwind of emotion. Ballads like Letter, Note to Self, and Almost Forever created tender, reflective moments, while upbeat favourites had fans jumping, singing, and waving their light sticks in perfect rhythm. Encores amplified the excitement with Glory Days, 27 Years (10 Years), and a playful drumming session on Love Me Baby Love Me, where Yong Hwa challenged the audience, could he be better than CNBLUE’s drummer, Minhyuk? Every return to the stage radiated gratitude, with Yong Hwa promising fans that their love and support fuel his music and performances.

By the end of the night, Jung Yong Hwa had turned a solo concert into a vibrant celebration of music, love, and shared memories. Malaysian BOICE left the arena with hearts full, voices hoarse from singing, and a renewed sense of connection to an artist whose story has been intertwined with theirs for over a decade. This was not just a concert, it was a living testament to ten years of artistry, dedication, and the enduring bond between an artist and his fans.

The Seoul Story would like to thank Lo-Fi Entertainment for the media invite.

Written by: Faris Aqmar
Photos by: Lo-Fi Entertainment

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