From the 10th to the 11th, Belift Lab's fifth-generation girl group, ILLIT, successfully greeted their GLLIT (fandom name).
ILLIT successfully completed their first fancon in Japan, holding two consecutive days of spectacular performances.
The five-member girl group held their fancon, titled "2025 Glitter Day," at Pia Arena MM in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
Wonhee and her teammates captivated fans with their impressive stage performances and cheerful vibes.
ILLIT is scheduled to release their first Japanese single, "Toki Yo Tomare," on September 1st.
With their local debut fast approaching, this fan concert certainly provided an opportunity for ILLIT to expand their presence in Japan.
The Glitter Day concert sold out quickly, including tickets for restricted viewing and standing audiences.
This demonstrated the growing interest in ILLIT in Japan, as the five members demonstrated their increasingly mature vocal skills.
The concert began with Mokka and friends performing "Borrowed Cat," followed by "Tick-Tack" and "Magnetic."
ILLIT not only performed as a group, but also had a special guest join them.
Singer-songwriter Noah, who co-wrote and composed "Topping," made a surprise appearance. He completed the performance alongside ILLIT and received a standing ovation.
ILLIT also performed Twice's "What is Love?" The concert concluded with performances of "Almond Chocolate" and "I'll Like You."
"We were touched to hear GLLIT's voices screaming for an encore. We will work hard to give you positive energy through music," the members said at the end of the event. /Source: Koreadispatch
