Reporter : Lucia Hong
FTIsland's bassist Lee Jae-jin plays the bass during their concert "TAKE FTISLAND," which took place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 1 and 2, in front of several thousand fans. [FNC Entertainment]
Several thousand PRIMADONNAs [official name of FTIsland fans] from Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and the neighboring Asian countries gathered to see the members of FTIsland rock out at their "TAKE FTISLAND" concert over the weekend. The rocking quintet staged a total of 21 songs for their two shows that took place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 1 and 2, including their past hits as well as giving PRIMADONNAs a glimpse of their upcoming fourth album "FIVE TREASURE BOX" set to drop on September 10. The boys played snippets of new songs "LIFE," "PAPER PLANE," "COMPASS," "LET IT GO!," "WANNA GO" and their title track "I Wish" [translated title], which is composed by all five of the members. FTIsland's comeback has been highly anticipated since their upcoming record will be their first in the country since their fourth mini-album, "GROWN-UP," went on sale in January of this year.FTIsland's guitarist Song Seung-hyun, donned in a plaid shirt and jeans, smiles as he pays the guitar during their concert "TAKE FTISLAND," which took place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 1 and 2, in front of several thousand fans. [FNC Entertainment]
FTIsland's drummer Choi Min-hwan, donned in a white tee shirt, plays the drums during their concert "TAKE FTISLAND," which took place at Seoul's Olympic Hall on September 1 and 2, in front of several thousand fans. [FNC Entertainment]
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