[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] The group IVE successfully wrapped up their first solo concert in Canada, marking a strong start to their North American tour.

According to their agency, Starship Entertainment, IVE held concerts in Toronto and Montreal, Canada, on the 21st and 23rd (local time) as part of their second world tour, “SHOW WHAT I AM.” In their first solo concerts in Canada since their debut, IVE set both cities ablaze and captivated local fans with their upgraded performances and stage production.
Opening the show with “GOTCHA” and “XOXZ,” IVE followed up with “BLACKHOLE,” “TKO,” “Holy Moly,” and “My Satisfaction,” delivering solid live vocals and dynamic performances. New styling and stage setups also heightened the immersive experience of the concert.
The highlight of the concert was the solo stages by each member. From Jang Won-young’s “8” to performances by Lay, Liz, Ga-eul, Lee-seo, and An Yu-jin, each member showcased a stage that reflected their unique personality, highlighting not only the synergy of “One Team IVE” but also the individual charms of each member.
In the latter half of the show, hit songs such as “ATTITUDE,” “LOVE DIVE,” “REBEL HEART,” and “I AM” followed one after another, bringing the atmosphere to a fever pitch. In particular, during the “BANG BANG” performance, local fans sang along to the Korean lyrics, creating a spectacular scene that truly highlighted IVE’s global popularity.
During the encore, they performed “Supernova Love,” “Kitsch,” and “After LIKE,” interacting closely with fans from the front of the stage, and the venue remained filled with passionate cheers until the very end.
Through their agency, IVE shared their thoughts, saying, “It was especially meaningful as our first solo concert in Canada. Thanks to DIVE’s passionate support, we were able to start our North American tour on a high note,” adding, “We will continue to deliver joyful performances to even more fans.”
Starting with their Canadian concert, IVE will continue their world tour, visiting major North American cities including Newark, Austin, Los Angeles (LA), Oakland, Seattle, and Vancouver.