[Edaily Reporter YUN GI BACK ] The group CRAVITY has once again demonstrated its strong fan base and performance prowess with a solo concert held for the first time in one year and four months. Following the sell-out of both days of the concert, the group opened additional seats with limited visibility, confirming the high level of interest fans have in the show. They plan to showcase their growth by drawing on the experience they’ve accumulated on various stages both domestically and internationally.

According to their agency, Starship Entertainment, CRAVITY will hold their solo concert “SONOROUS” at the Olympic Hall in Seoul’s Olympic Park on the 14th and 15th. The concerts will begin at 6:00 PM on the 14th and 4:00 PM on the 15th, and will also be live-streamed via the online platform HelloLive (hellolive).
This concert shares its name with the group’s 9th mini-album, “SONOROUS,” released last September. A key feature of the show is its expansion of the concept of “resonance”—where different voices blend to create a single, harmonious sound—into the performance itself. The aim is to showcase the nine members’ individuality and teamwork on a single stage.
Considerable effort has also been put into the stage production. The group will present a wide range of songs, including new tracks such as the 9th mini-album’s title track “LOUDER” as well as previously released songs. They have prepared not only songs they haven’t performed in a while but also performances being unveiled to fans for the first time. The concert is expected to be a showcase that reflects on their accumulated musical achievements while revealing new charms.

CRAVITY’s signature synchronized dance routines and live vocals are also central to this concert. Led by dynamic performances where all nine members move in perfect unison, the group plans to deliver a stage worthy of their “Perfobity” moniker.
This concert is particularly meaningful as it serves as a culmination of CRAVITY’s activities throughout the year. They have gained experience on stages both at home and abroad, including the fan concert “VITY FESTA,” the “ASIA TOP MUSIC FESTIVAL,” and Japan’s NHK “Venue 101.” At this solo concert, they are expected to showcase the stage prowess they have honed through these activities.
They have also prepared elements to involve fans in completing the performance. The dress code for the Seoul concert is “White Wave,” and fans are encouraged to wear white and silver-toned outfits. This extends the concert’s message—that nine distinct waves converge into a single resonance—to the audience.
In a pre-released video, the CRAVITY members described this concert as a “festival” and expressed their high anticipation. They cited physical stamina as essential for enjoying the show and shared their hope that “it will be a performance we won’t regret.”