TVXQ! THE 3RD ASIA TOUR CONCERT “MIROTIC” was the third international concert tour of TVXQ!, in line with their fourth studio album, MIROTIC. The tour marked the return of TVXQ! after performing the 2007-08 TVXQ! The 2nd Asia Tour Concert “O” and the final tour involving all five members of the group before the split-up. The tour commenced with 3 shows in Seoul in February 2009 and continued onto Nanjing, Bangkok, Beijing and Shanghai.
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Contents 1. Background and Development 2. About the Stage 3. Conflicts and Cancellation of Shenzhen Show 4. Broadcasts and Recording 5. Reception 6. Chart Success 7. Impact 8. Concert Set List 9. Concert Goods 10. Related Discography 11. Tour Dates 12. Tour Personnel 13. Gallery |
Background and Development
Kim and Park performing “Xiahtic” in Bangkok. Photo: S.M. Entertainment.
S.M. Entertainment first announced the start of the Asia tour with the show in Seoul on December 29, 2008. The show lasted for about three hours. Rehearsals took place on February 2, 2009 at Seoul Olympic Park Gymnasium. TVXQ! was supported by 11 male backup dancers in the tour.
About 26 songs were performed in each show. For the solo performances, Yoochun played the piano and sang a ballad version of “사랑 안녕 사랑(Love Bye Love)” from the repackage MIROTIC album. Jaejoong covered Deulgukhwa’s “그것만이 내세상(It’s Only My World)”, a song from 1985. Changmin performed one Christian cover song, which was “Upon This Rock” by Sandi Patty. “Xiahtic” was self-composed, written and arranged by Junsu specifically for his solo performance in this tour. SHINee’s Key, being a special guest, performed the rap for this song for the shows in Seoul, Nanjing, Beijing and Shanghai. In Bangkok, Yoochun took over Key’s part due to his inability to attend the concert. Yunho rocked the stage with an upbeat song of his own composition, “Checkmate”, throughout the whole tour.
In the introduction video, it began with the narration, “TVXQ! The 3rd Asia Tour Concert”, along with the sound of the sonar produced from a submarine. The spectators, i.e. the fans, were the people ‘on board’ the vessel. When reaching the bottom of the ocean, we see five figures rose from rocks. The camera panned above and foams of bubbles appeared and disappeared across the screen. Each appearance of bubbles under the sea revealed the members’ presence. As soon as their names were mentioned, the figures of the five members started to stay align in upright positions while the narrator proudly said, “We are Dong Bang Shin Ki!”. The frame ended with the members disappearing into the foam of bubbles and flowed towards the screen.
TVXQ! performing “인사” in Shanghai. Photo: S.M. Entertainment.
All concert staff and a total of 250 security personnel were injected for cardiovascular safety. The three-day concert was said to cost as much as 2.2 billion won (approximate USD2.2 million).
Over 70 million baht (approximate USD2.16 million) was invested for the two-day shows in Bangkok, with more than 20 million baht (approximate USD616,000) for the whole stage production and just about 10 million baht (approximate USD308,000) for the wide LED screen. There were about 100 concert personnel, including the TVXQ! members, and three 40-meter containers containing stage sets, production equipment, lighting and sound system flew from South Korea to Bangkok.
In Nanjing, the organizer in charge encountered counterfeit tickets from many fans before the start of the show but the tickets remained completely sold out.
It was initially reported that TVXQ! would be performing in Taiwan and Malaysia but the plans did not take place.
About the Stage
TVXQ!’s concert stage in Seoul. Photo: S.M. Entertainment.
The concert stage was designed like a cross with additional smaller stages. A main super wide LED screen measuring 50m x 6m was set up to show various animation and effects. There were also five smaller screens to show each individual members. Various pyrotechnics and laser beams were used throughout the show.
A stage direction including spotlights, which is composed of more than 310 circular fluorescent lamps and an 8-meter high lift were also installed. To ease mobility on the super wide stage, a moving turntable platform and a central stage with rotation circle were build. During “반달”, the boys were also seen hanging in the air through wires.
The stage setup for Beijing varied from the rest of the shows in other cities. The specially designed Beijing stage allowed fans to have a closer and short-distance interaction with the boys. All gadgets and machinery from the extended stage were moved onto the main stage to make it look layered and three-dimensional. The structure consisted of a 2,400 square metre gigantic sound and light castle. The organizer discussed and changed the stage structure and design five times. The extended stage was eventually removed due to safety purposes and allowed strong interaction with the boys.
The Beijing stage was said to be much wider and bigger than the one in Nanjing.
TVXQ! changed into 30 different sets of costumes in each show.
Conflicts and Cancellation of Shenzhen Show
Promotional poster for Shenzhen concert. Photo: S.M. Entertainment.
A promotional concert poster for the Shenzhen, China concert was surfaced on the web in September 2009 despite Shenzhen wasn’t part of the original tour and no announcement had been made before. After wrapping up the concert in Shanghai in October, TVXQ! was soon reported to be performing in Shenzhen for their “last concert in China” the following month. The ticketing agency for the show, Damai.cn, had already sold tickets starting on the 5th of October and received advanced sales.
On November 13, 2009, the organizer announced the cancellation of the show through a press release, saying, “Since the trio [Junsu, Yoochun and Jaejoong] of TVXQ! had refused to attend the show, Dreammaker Entertainment Limited cannot continue to execute the performers’ contract with us. We are now officially declare that the Shenzhen show has been cancelled.” The fans, who had purchased their tickets, were able to refund their purchases the following week.
The trio then revealed the reason for the refusal to perform in Shenzhen was because, “S.M. Entertainment refuses to reveal the contract details.” A representative for the trio stated that the agency announced the Shenzhen show only after the three members had filed the lawsuit and that Shenzhen was also not part of the original tour list.
Broadcasts and Recording
In one of the shows in Seoul, several scenes and performances were filmed and released on web as a 9-minute clip by Sohu Korea on March 5, 2009. Later on May 30, 2009, the Japanese broadcasting channel, TBSch., aired several performances that were recorded professionally by the production crew of S.M. Entertainment from the 22nd February concert in Seoul. The performances that weren’t in the broadcast were “낙원(PARADISE)”, “무지개(RAINBOW)”, “하하하쏭”, “Sky” and the five solo performances. The footages that made it into the broadcast were the eventual final cut for the concert DVD release.
An official tour photo book was released on April 2, 2009 and it includes 192 pages of photos taken from the shows in Seoul. The photo book is sorted into five different parts, where each part of the book are images taken from a few performances. A detachable special bonus booklet is included in the package, which consists of behind the scenes and rehearsal photos, as well as printed handwritten messages from each TVXQ! member.
The shows in Seoul were recorded into a live CD and a DVD, which were sold separately. On July 31, 2009, the live CD that was recorded from February 20 to 22, 2009 was first released. It is accompanied by a 28-page color booklet consisting of concert photos and lyrics of the songs that were performed. Avex Taiwan released a Taiwanese edition for this album on August 21, 2009, which came with a folded leaflet of Chinese lyrics. The Philippine release was announced in December 15, 2009.
TVXQ! posing for poster photo shoot. Photo: SBS.
The DVD was sold on December 30, 2009. It was released as a 3-disc DVD, where disc 2 includes concert rehearsals, backstage and interview footage. The second theatrical drama of TVXQ!, Dating On Earth, was released in the third disc along with deleted scenes and outtakes. The DVD set came with a 68-page color photo book and five pieces of bookmarks. The Taiwanese and US editions were released on May 7, 2010 and December 27, 2011 respectively.
A 3-minute clip of the concert poster photo shoot scene was filmed and released in the fifth disc of the 6-DVD ‘All About 東方神起 :: Season 3’ documentary on August 14, 2009. In the same month, S.M. Entertainment released the official music video for “Are you A Good girl?” containing montages and various captures from the shows in Seoul.
Reception
The red ocean in Seoul. Photo: S.M. Entertainment.
TVXQ!’s February 20th show was sold out in six minutes while the 21st show in five minutes after the start of sales with both more than 10,000 seats being sold out. The ticket sales in Nanjing managed to exceed 10 million within 3 days and the Beijing concert tickets were sold out in a week.
Economy experts revealed that foreign fans had to at least spend 2 million won (approximate USD1,962) per person for the Seoul concerts which made it 4 billion won (approximate USD39,248) in total for 3 days and 2 night hotel charges, concert tickets, plane tickets, other accommodation, transportation, phone charges and official concert goods that were sold.
Approximately 2,000 people attended the three-day Seoul concert including fans from Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. Most hotels in downtown Seoul were fully booked as most Japanese fans attended the concert. The Ramada Hotel & Suites in Namdaemun revealed that more than 300 Japanese customers booked a reservation for 200 of its rooms.
During the first two days of the Seoul concert, swimmer Park Tae Hwan, actor Yeon Jeong Hoon and famous model Kim Young Kwang attended while singer Lee Hyori and SS501’s Kim Hyun Joong also visited the concert on the 22nd. Yoon Jong Shin, Son Dam Bi, Jung Hyeong Don, Go Ara, and Super Junior were reported to be seen sitting on the VIP guest section. Other stars including basketball player Yang Hui Jong, model Lee Hyo Jae, Park Ji Bin, and Justin Timberlake’s choreographer, Nick Bass, were spotted among the audience.
The concert DVD’s backstage clip showed some of Super Junior members including lead member Leeteuk, Siwon, Kyuhyun, Eunhyuk, Donghae, and Girls’ Generation’s Yoona visiting TVXQ! in their dressing room after the first show in Seoul has ended. On the following day, SHINee and Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon came to cheer and support their fellow labelmates.
TVXQ! received an overwhelming standing ovation from all 20,000 fans for 10 minutes at the end of the show in Nanjing as it was the first time TVXQ! ever performed a show in that city.
Chart Success
The live album peaked the weekly chart at the 5th spot on Gaon Music Chart for the week January 10-16, 2010. In the 35th week of 2009, 7.63% of the Taiwanese live CD editions were sold across the country and was at the 2nd spot in G-Music Chart.
The Philippine release of the live CD debuted at the 3rd spot in two of the country’s biggest record retail chains, Odyssey and Music One. The charts were based on the total sales recorded from more than 50 Odyssey stores nationwide and Music One’s outlets in Glorietta, Greenbelt and Quezon Avenue from December 14 to 20, 2009.
Impact
時ヲ止メテ and BREAK OUT! CDs. Photo: All About Cassiopeia composite, Avex trax.
“Checkmate” was sung in the 10th episode of Yunho’s 2009 MBC drama, 맨땅에 헤딩(No Limit!). The episode was aired in South Korea on October 8, 2009.
everysing held a memorial event in conjunction with the concert tour from February 20 to March 5, 2009. The ‘東方神起 Gallery’ was opened to showcase unreleased photos from their fourth album MIROTIC, ‘History of 東方神起’ to display album covers since their debut, a room decorated with TVXQ!’s pictures and video messages in ‘東方神起 Room’, and a variety of ‘東方神起 MD’ official merchandise were sold including commemoration goods and everysing’s special products.
Concert Set List
This set list is representative of the performance in Seoul.
| Intro ● HEY!(Don’t Bring Me Down)_Rearranged Ver. 악녀 Prelude (JUKEBOX IN AD2055) ● 악녀(Are you A Good girl?) ● Rising Sun(순수) ● 낙원(PARADISE) ● 무지개(RAINBOW) Opening Ment ● HUG(포옹)_Rearranged Ver. VCR #3 ● 사랑 안녕 사랑(Love Bye Love)_Micky Solo ● 그것만이 내세상_Hero Solo ● Upon This Rock_MAX Solo VCR #4 (SHAPE OF DARKSIDE) ● Wrong Number ● Purple Line_Dance Break Ver. VCR #5 (Balloon Flies With Memories) ● 풍선(Balloons)_Rearranged Ver. VCR #6 ● 반달(The Half Moon) VCR #7 |
● Love in the Ice ● Don’t Say Goodbye ● 인사 VCR #8 (Xiah VS U-Know Dance Battle) ● Xiahtic_Xiah Solo feat. Key from SHINee ● 체크메이트(Checkmate)_U-KNOW Solo VCR #9 (SPELLBOUND OF TVXQ) ● 주문(MIROTIC)_Rearranged Ver. VCR #10 ● The Way U Are_Rearranged Ver. ● Somebody To Love ● CRAZY LOVE Encore ● 하하하쏭 ● Sky Closing Ment ● Song For You Double Encore ● Tonight Outro |
Additional Notes
- Key from SHINee performed the rap for “Xiahtic” in Seoul, Nanjing, Beijing and Shanghai. Yoochun took over Key’s part in Bangkok.
Concert Goods
Seoul concert goods. Photo: S.M. Entertainment.
Seven official merchandise were sold in the Korean leg and that included commemoration T-shirts, bromides, stamp sets, mobile straps, card cases, water tumblers, and souvenir dishes. In addition, there were also cookie sets by everysing, light sticks, flags, and surprise goods of both hairpins and key chains.
For shows in other cities, S.M. Entertainment introduced a different variety of merchandise from the ones in Seoul.
This list is representative of the sales in Seoul.
1. T-Shirts (White / Black) – 20,000 Won
2. Bromide – 10,000 Won
3. Stamp Set – 20,000 Won
4. Mobile Strap – 10,000 Won
5. Card Case – 10,000 Won
6. Tumbler – 10,000 Won
7. Souvenir Dish – 20,000 Won
8. Cookie Set
9. Light Stick
10. Flag
11. Hairpin
12. Keychain
This table is representative of the sales in Nanjing, Bangkok and Shanghai.
| Nanjing, China | Bangkok, Thailand | Shanghai, China | 1. Bromide – CNY 150 2. Tumbler – CNY 100 3. Stamp Set – CNY 200 4. Hairpin – CNY 50 5. Mobile Strap 6. Card Case 7. T-Shirts – CNY 200 8. Gift Set A [Clear files (5 pieces) + Postcards (5 pieces) + Bookmarks (5 pieces)] 9. Gift Set B [Paper binders (5 pieces) + Postcards (5 pieces) + Bookmarks (5 pieces)] |
1. Bromide (10 pieces) – 500 baht 2. T-Shirts – 900 baht 3. USB Memory (2GB) Strap – 900 baht 4. Strap – 400 baht 5. Hairpin – 400 baht |
1. Binder Set (6 pieces) – CNY 100 2. Live Photo Set (10 pieces) – CNY 100 3. Sticket Set (5 pieces) – CNY 100 4. T-Shirts – CNY 150 |
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Related Discography
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Concert Book
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Live Album
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Tour Dates
List of concerts, showing date, country, city, venue, showtime and attendance.
| Date | Country | City | Venue | Time | Attendance |
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| February 20, 2009 (Friday) | South Korea | Seoul | Seoul Olympic Park Gymnasium | 07:00 PM | 39,000 |
| February 21, 2009 (Saturday) | 07:00 PM | ||||
| February 22, 2009 (Sunday) | 04:00 PM | ||||
| April 4, 2009 (Saturday) | China | Nanjing | Nanjing Olympic Stadium | 07:30 PM | 20,000 |
| June 27, 2009 (Saturday) | Thailand | Bangkok | Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani | 06:00 PM | 32,000 |
| June 28, 2009 (Sunday) | 06:00 PM | ||||
| July 11, 2009 (Saturday) | China | Beijing | Beijing Workers Stadium | 07:30 PM | 40,000 |
| October 2, 2009 (Friday) | Shanghai | Hongkou Football Stadium | 07:30 PM | 20,000 |
Cancelled Shows
| Date | Country | City | Venue | Reason for cancellation |
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| November 21, 2009 (Saturday) | China | Shenzhen | Shenzhen Stadium | Legal dispute with S.M. Entertainment |
Tour Personnel
Concert Stage
- Concert Director: Jeong Chang Hwan (S.M. Entertainment)
- Stage Director: Park Jeong Hoon (S.M. Entertainment)
- Production Manager: Kim Sung Hak (Dreammaker)
- Live Sound Operator: Choi Hae Yong
- Live Sound Engineering: Choi Gi Sun, Lee Han Sol, Kim Soo Hwan, Su Eun Gyung, Lee Hae Lim, Kim Doo Hyuk, Lee Chul Joo, Gwan Hee Sup, Kim Shin Young, An Chi Hoo (Seoul Sound)
- Lighting Design & Operator: Kim Hyuk
- Lighting: Choi Choong Ho, Shin Il Hoon, So Jin Man, Lee Joo Ho, Moon Ji Hwan, Go You Jin, Hong Hyun Gi, Park Sung Ho, Lee Joon Chul, You Joo Hyung, Ha Jae Young, Le Jeong Man, Kang Byung Jin, Lim Jae Hong, Gi Young Pyo, Kim Sang Sup, No Jae Deuk, Kim Tae Sun (The Ray Company)
- Stage Design: Park Sung Gyu
- Stage Sets: Lee Yeon Geun, Kim Gi Young, You Han Jong, Jeong Sung Hoon, Kim Wan Sak, Park Young Mo, Sung Rak In, Yoon Dae Joong, Sung Rak Joo, Song Cha Min, Han Yoo Jeong, Cho Min Gyu, Kim Duk Song, Kim In Joong, Choi Jae Man, Baek Sang Hyun, Lee JI Young, Kim Dong Won, Park Eun Jin, Choi Sun Mi, Cho Hyun Sun, Song Mi Ae (ArtCarrier)
- Layer: Cho Woon Hee, Lee Yougn Jin, Lee Jong Sool, Lee Han Young, Kim Sung Tae, Kim Hong Gi, Ji Eun Suk, You Gwang Hyun, Hong Jin Gab, Park Seong Tae, Dan (Frame)
- Glass Stage & Truss: Park Woo Sung, Kim Joon Suk, Suo You Sung, Kim Doo Man, Yang Gyung Suk, Han Jin Hyun, Kim Bo Hoon, Baek Sung Gwan, Ba I Ra, Park Jung Eun (Wooil System), Yoon Suk Joo, Choi Jin Yong, Yoon Han Jin, Yoon Han Soo, Lee Jin Pyo, Suo Sang Yong, Lee Jeong Gu, Park Chang Joon, Cha Jae Yeol, Park Bok Joon (ArtPlus)
- Special Effects: Jang Hyun Gook, Shin Sang Sub, Lim Hyun Sun, Oh Sang Hoon, Kim Jin Ho, Lee Joo Suk, Oh Young Jae, Lim Moon Su, Moon Jae Hyun, Kim Bong Do, Jeong Sang Wook, Park Chang Yeol, Jeong Se Hoon (FX Solution), Moon Seong Wook, Park Jae Il (Frog)
- Magic Lift: Han Won Hee, Kim Soo Dong, Lee Sung Jae (Live Action)
- Illumination: Cho Won Hyun, Jeong Myung Young, Park Joong Shin, Kim Chan Suk, Kim Yoong, Um Tae Hyung, Bae Sun Woong, Shin Young Wook, Cha Tae Gu, Kim Yong Sun, Lee Jin Woo, Han Hyun Gyung
- VJ: Bae Sung Woo, Jang Jin Hwa, No Jeong Hwan, In Hye Lyung, Choi Ji Young (Prism)
- Visual Media: Cho Sung Gyung, Kim Yong SUn, Lee Man Joong, Kim Heung Gyu, Lee Myung Suk, Kwak Gil Sang, Suo Bo Geun, Kim Yong Il, You Seong Hee (ENIX), Yoon Young Shin, Kim Gi Tae, Lee Tae Seong, Kim Sang Bum, Park Soo Duk, Kim Sung Tae, Moon Hee Yong, Kang Hyun Gi, Choi Jin Cheol, Kim Jin Gyul, Kim Eun Su, Cho Chong Hwan, Son Woo Young, Kim Jae Sung, Kim Min Joon, No Wan Jae, Song Ha San (BasicTech)
- Amcore: Jin Soon Tae, Huo In Cheol, Song Ho Hyun, Park Myung Woon, Kim Gyu Jin, Oh Man Suk (M2 Visual)
- Holo Screen: Lee Yong Baek, Han Jin Gu, Jeong Jin Ho (Hanvit Enterprise)
- Laser: Choi Gyung Woon, Cho Jeong Woo, Cho Byung Ho, Park Byung Joon, Lim Il Joo (Team Laser)
- Camera: Suo Dong Hwan, Jeong Joo Ho, Lee Hoon, Kim Hyung Dal, Yang Cheol Woo, Jeong Gwang Sung, Ji Cheol, Choi Ho Lyung, Lee Hee Joong, Jeong Hak Joon, Yeon Byung Gook (Maru Media)
- Musical Instrument: Han Seong Hae, Cho Jeong Young Kang Hyuk (Sun Music)
- Rental: Han Seong JIn, Jeon Jin Hwan (EMG)
- Security: Ha Yoon Tae, Kim Gyung Tae, Kim Tae Woo, Kang Dong Hyun (Suhodae)
- Concert Organizer: Ma Gyung Bin, Lim So Young, An Eun Ok, Baek Mi Ri, Joo Ye Sol (Dreammaker)
- Concert Produced and Organized by Dreammaker
Performance
- Dancer: Go Yoon Young, Jeong Gun Young, Lee Min Hyun, Kim Yoon Ho, Kim Dong Min, Woo Sang Soo, You Ji Young, Cho Jeong Eun, Han Jeong Eun, Lee Young Joo, Lee Jeong Yeon
Concert Video
- Director: Chun Hyuk Jin, Lee Byung Cheol, Kim Hyun Soo (Do!Dream)
- Visual Art Director: Kang Joon Hyung (Do!Dream)
- Assistant Director: You Chan Young, Park Young Joo (Do!Dream)
- Director of Photography: Oh You Bin
- Camera Assistant: Song Hyuk Jae, Lee Bo Ra, Lim Gyung Look
- Lighting Director: Park Tae Hwan
- Gaffer: Kim Yeon Ho, Won Sang Hee, Song Byung Gon, Park Jung Su, Gwon Young Woon
- 3D: Jeong Hyun Soo, Park JIn Soo, Oh Won Suk (MKD)
- 2D: Choi Hee Jae, Cho Jeong Wan, Bae Soo Yong, Lee Lang Hoon, Kang Cheol Soo (Gotoon)
Concert Album
- Executive Producer: S.M. Entertainment Co., Ltd
- Producer: Lee Soo Man
- Chief Director of Production & Management: Jeong Chang Hwan (S.M. Entertainment)
- A&R Direction Coordination: S.M. Entertainment A&R Team (Lee Sung Soo, Park Hye Jin)
- Recorded by:
Yoo Young Jin at S.M. Booming System
KAT at S.M. Blue Ocean Studio
Lee Sung Ho at S.M. Yellow Tail Studio
Nam Goong Jin at S.M. Concert Hall Studio
Jeong Eun Gyung at Rooby Studio - Mixed by: Lee Sung Ho at S.M. Yellow Tail Studio
- Mastered by: Jeon Hoon at Sonic Korea
- Publishing & Copyright Clearance: Lee Hye Young, Kim Min Gyung, Jang Yoo Jin
- Artist Management & Promotion: Jeong Chang Hwan, Tak Young Jun, Lee Gyung Chang, Yoon Do Yeon
- Public Relations & Publicity: Kim Eun A, Jeong Sang Hee, Lee Ji Sun
- Stylist: Jeong Bo Yoon, Jeong Sul, Cha Oh Reum, Kim Yoo Ran, Kim Hye Lim, Kim Hyeon Ok, Jang Hyo Jin
- Hair Stylist: Kang Ho, Suo Jin I (The Red Carpet)
- Photographer: Lee Seok Kee, Kim Hyun Jung (S.M. Entertainment), Nam Ki Jung, Park Byung Hoon, Shin Seung Hun, Lee Min Ok
- Customer Relationship Management: Lee Jeong A, Yang Hyo Sil, Um Hye Young (S.M. Entertainment)
- Merchandising: Kim Sang Hye, Lee Suk Wan (S.M. Entertainment)
- Art Direction & Design: Park Joon Young, Yeon Hee Jin, Cho A Young
- Executive Supervisor: Kim Young Min
Concert Book
- Producer: Lee Soo Man
- Project Director: Lee Kyung Won
- Project Manager: Kim Sung Hea, Lee Seok Won
- Art Director: Park Jun Young, Min Hee Jin
- Photographer: (S.M Studio) Lee Seok Kee, Nam Ki Jung, Shin Seung Hun, Kim Hyun Jung, Lee Min Ok, Park Byung Hoon
- Printing: todayart
- Executive Supervisor: Kim Young Min
- Executive Producer: S.M. Entertainment
Gallery
Concert Posters
The TVXQ! members look sleek with dark tailored suits, which complement their masculine features. With all of the members wearing similar outfits, it gave emphasis to each of their individual hairstyles. The simple silhouette of their clothing is enhanced with deep colors and smooth textures. They all look neat and polished with leather shoes which, brought all their outfits together.
Their background is plain and bare in contrast to their dark outfits. All have serious expressions that showed their unique personalities and charisma. To sum it all up, the whole concept is simple but elegant. It is interesting and intriguing in its own way.
Promotional Photos
Written and compiled by / Douglas (All About Cassiopeia)
Contributed by / Emem, Aren, Judith (All About Cassiopeia)
Pictures by / All About Cassiopeia composite, S.M. Entertainment, SBS, Avex trax, Soompi
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