K-pop boy group 82MAJOR has successfully concluded its sixth solo concert, ‘82CLUB : out of control,’ following two sold-out performances in Seoul.
Held on October 24 and 25, 2026, at YES24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, the concerts brought the group together with fans for a series of energetic performances, special stages and memorable interactions.
With every seat sold for both shows, the event highlighted the group’s growing connection with its audience.
Across the two-day concert, 82MAJOR showcased its musical versatility through signature tracks, powerful rap performances and different unit stages.
The group also surprised concertgoers by performing two previously unreleased songs for the first time.
The concerts offered fans a chance to experience the members’ individual strengths alongside their collective stage presence.
From high-energy opening performances to a finale that brought the artists closer to the audience, the event combined music, choreography and direct fan engagement.
82MAJOR Performs Unreleased Songs and Fan Favorites
82MAJOR opened the concert with two energetic tracks before moving into several of the songs that have helped establish its identity.
The setlist included “Like Fire,” the track that earned the group its first music show win, as well as “Face Time” and a remixed version of “Sign.”
The members continued to demonstrate their range through performances of “W.T.F,” “Gossip” and “Passport.”
Each stage brought a different atmosphere, allowing the group to move between intense rap-driven performances and tracks with distinct rhythms and styles.
One of the concert’s major highlights was the first live performance of two unreleased songs, “Bees” and “Fresh & Clean.”
The new tracks gave fans an early look at music that had not yet been officially released.
With their forceful rap delivery, dynamic expressions and energetic stage movements, the members maintained the excitement throughout the performances.
The concert also featured unit stages designed to showcase the members’ individual personalities.
One trio delivered a rap-focused performance filled with confidence and intensity, while another trio performed “Ring tone,” highlighting a brighter atmosphere and the members’ chemistry.
Another standout moment came during “Need That Bass,” when the venue took on a club-like atmosphere as fans responded to the song’s catchy rhythm.
The performance further demonstrated the group’s ability to create an engaging live experience through music and audience participation.
Members Connect With Fans During the Concert Finale
For the finale, 82MAJOR moved beyond the conventional distance between performers and spectators, entering the audience area to interact with fans up close.
The moment created an opportunity for more personal exchanges and brought the two sold-out shows to an energetic conclusion.
Following the performances, the group held a high-touch event for attendees. The members greeted fans individually, making eye contact and personally saying goodbye to those who had come to support them.
The additional interaction extended the concert experience beyond the stage and gave fans a final opportunity to meet the performers.
The successful completion of ‘82CLUB : out of control’ marks another milestone in 82MAJOR’s live performance activities.
The group’s ability to combine familiar songs, unreleased material and unit performances allowed the concerts to offer something beyond a standard setlist.
82MAJOR is also preparing for its next major appearance at the 18th Melon Music Awards, MMA2026, scheduled to take place at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome in November.
Following the sold-out Seoul concerts, attention will turn to the group’s upcoming awards-show performance and future musical activities.
With two new songs introduced on stage and fans responding enthusiastically across both dates, ‘82CLUB : out of control’ has added another notable chapter to 82MAJOR’s concert journey.
