RESCENE to Hold First Solo Concert Since Debut at Olympic Hall in February

From viral meme to chart resurgence, the group is emerging as a leading next-generation act

Girl group RESCENE is cementing its status as a rising force. Concert organizer Coupang Play officially announced Wednesday, Nov. 11, that RESCENE will hold its first solo concert, NOTES : BLOOMING, for three days from Feb. 19 to 21 next year at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park in Seoul's Songpa District.

RESCENE, which debuted in 2024, has steadily grown on the strength of its distinctive musical identity. This year, the spread of the so-called “Geoje ya-ho” meme across online communities and short-form platforms helped propel the group's earlier release LOVE ATTACK up major music charts in a sharp reversal, taking it to the top. The group has sustained that momentum, scoring hits with follow-up Pretty Girl and its recently released new song With, further cementing its position as a chart force.

Group brings together its musical strengths for eagerly anticipated first solo show

The three-show run at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, a venue with several thousand seats, is an unusual feat for a rookie group and reflects RESCENE's growing ticket-selling power and mainstream popularity. The concert organizer said, “This show will be a defining milestone, giving RESCENE the chance to fully demonstrate to the public its solid live skills, distinctive performances and value as an artist brand.”

Ahead of their first solo concert, the RESCENE members said, “It feels like a dream to finally hold the first solo concert we have all longed for since our debut,” adding, “We will carefully prepare a polished stage production and performances so we can give our fans, who have shown us unwavering love and support for so long, a meaningful moment.”