FTISLAND Gives Heartfelt Thanks to their Fans at Successful FTHX Sixth Anniversary Concert in Seoul

On September 28th and 29th, FTISLAND makes a long overdue return concert in their homeland.  With the last concert in Korea already being a year ago, lead vocalist Hong Ki greeted the fans at each of the Seoul concerts with "It's been a long time.  You have waited long."

In a two-hour long repertoire of tracks, FTISLAND rocked out to 22 songs, chronicling most of their nearly 200-song discography.  It was the culmination of six years of experiences -- both good and bad for the band that started out with the "idol band" concept.  Starting out only as teenagers when they debuted, and now into their mid-twenties, the strong rock sound and unique rearrangements of familiar songs in their concert setlist shows off their growth into true rock artists.

Going towards this concert, FTISLAND has led feverishly hectic schedules with back-to-back concerts from their recent Japanese Arena Tour.  But they did not show signs of fatigue as they performed their newest self-composed tracks from album "Thanks To" such as "Memory", "Try Again" and "Always With You" and the Korean adaptations of their Japanese hits, down to their biggest hits like "Severely", "Hello Hello", "I Wish" and "I Hope".   

The two-hour concert is a lot like a memory album of FTISLAND's best.  While rocking out and giving their all, they made it personal and heartfelt for the most sincere way of giving thanks to their supporters through the years.  

A press conference was held prior to the concert on September 29th.

After this concert, FTISLAND resumes their final week of comeback promotions, and also headed to Japan for their Replay Zepp Tour.  With Tokyo being the first stop on October 1st, making stops also in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Shizuoka, and Nagoya.  It was earlier reported that FTISLAND personally prepared the lineup for both the FTHX (Korea) and the upcoming Zepp Tour. 

FTISLAND will have a busy Autumn season as they are set to return to Korea for a full album in November.