VICTON, a colorful re-emergence group, has completed their first solo concert in Korea, ending the great finale of the Asian tour.

VICTON held their first solo concert "New World" at the Olympic Hall in Seoul's Olympic Park on Jan. 4 and 5, meeting some 5,000 fans.

The concert was meaningful as it was VICTON’s first solo concert in Korea and the finale performance of their first Asian tour, "VOICE TO ALICE," which was successful with a total of 15,000 viewers from Tokyo, Osaka, Bangkok, Taipei, Manila and Seoul.

Appearing under the enthusiastic cheers of the audience, VICTON opened the start of the concert with the concert and the song "New World" of the same name and their debut song "What Time Is It Now?" 

The members said, "As soon as the New Year dawns, we will have our first concert. I think I'm so blessed. I think it will work out well this year," they said.

VICTON, who was moved to tears by the last-minute video of the event prepared by their fans, even performed encore songs and succeeded in the first solo concert of their life for 210 minutes. 

VICTON had its best performance since their debut in November with their fifth mini album "Nostalgia," and proudly rose to the ranks of the mainstream boy bands, proving their changed status with back-to-back Asian tours.

Attention has been drawn to the post-VICTON's move, which brightened the green light for their 2020 New Year activities with their solo concert.