Newsie Posted May 24, 2014 Share Posted May 24, 2014 Idol group EXO had their first solo concert night on May 23 with eleven members. That Friday was the first of their three day concert series for "“The Lost Planet in Seoul," their first solo concert, at Seoul Olympic Park Stadium. Just last week, people wondered if their first solo concert would be cancelled when EXO-M member Kris filed a lawsuit to terminate his contract. After a turbulent week of speculation and uncertainty, SM Entertainment announced that the concerts would go on as planned, with or without Kris. In the end, Kris did not participate in the concerts and the rest of EXO adjusted their performances and choreography. Despite missing one member, EXO went all out and gave lavish and impressive performances of their previous hits such as "Mama," "History," "Wolf," "Growl," and, of course, "Overdose." After making last minute alterations to their choreography to accommodate their member change, the EXO members gave it their all in all performances so nothing would seem lacking. Near the end, Suho was moved to tears when his members and fans surprised him with an unexpected birthday celebrate. Considering the circumstances of the past few weeks and the gratitude he must have felt towards his fellow members, Suho's tears were understandable. Seeing his tears, the other EXO members comforted him. "The Lost Planet in Seoul" concert will continue through the weekend. See Also: [Update] Kris Hired Hangeng’s Former Law Firm to File Contract Termination from SM SM Announces EXO Concert Will Go On as Planned, Kris’ Attendance Unsure SM to Take Legal Actions Against Malicious Rumors SM Entertainment’s Performance Director Tweets About EXO’s Current Situation EXO Confirms Upcoming Concert with 11 Members, Sends Video Message EXO’s Suho Reveals the Choreography for “Overdose” Has 8 Versions EXO Members Celebrate Leader Suho’s Birthday on Instagram View the full article Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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