"Awesome, Korea!" Steve Lacy thrilled by 3,500 fans singing along at first Korea show

Steve Lacy's first solo Korea show captivates 3,500 fans with "Bad Habit"

The Seoul concert featured a diverse setlist, including the Billboard three-week No. 1 megahit, and dazzling improvised guitar performances

American alternative R&B icon "Steve Lacy" took complete control of the stage at his "first-ever" solo concert in Korea, leading 3,500 fans in explosive singalongs.

"Awesome, Korea!" … 3,500 fans in perfect sync for 80 minutes

The "Oh Yeah? Asia Tour in Seoul," held on the 19th at Olympic Hall in Seoul's Olympic Park, was an 80-minute peak in which artist and audience became one.

He opened with the new song "Oh Yeah?" and was moved by the audience's "Come on" singalong from the opening moments, shouting, "Awesome, Korea!" In response to the crowd's passionate energy, he even performed the song once again on the spot, creating a remarkable scene.

From Billboard-dominating "Bad Habit" to a passionate guitar solo

The undisputed highlight of the concert was "Bad Habit," the megahit that topped the U.S. Billboard "Hot 100" for three consecutive weeks. The moment its opening notes played, Olympic Hall erupted in deafening cheers.

He also fully showcased the skills he developed as a former guitarist for "The Internet." His impassioned improvised guitar performance, delivered on his knees during "Dark Red," was enough to draw gasps from the audience.

Near the end of the show, as thousands of cellphone flashes spread across the venue like the Milky Way, "Steve Lacy" brought his first Korea tour to a successful close, leaving a lasting impression with his smooth vocals.