Zhang Hao Wows With Violin at AND2BLE Showcon

K-POP rookie group AND2BLE has closed the book on its first show-con tour. The five-member act finished a four-city Asian run in Macau on Nov. 25 and 26, capping a debut concert series built around the group's first EP.

AND2BLE is made up of Zhang Hao, Yoo Seung-eon, Ricky, Kim Gyu-bin and Han Yu-jin. The Macau shows, titled "2026 AND2BLE SHOW CONCERT : Welcome to Qurious," closed a run that began in Seoul and moved through Yokohama and Kobe. Both nights in Macau sold out, a sign of strong early demand overseas for a group still in its debut era.

The show was built around a "Curiosity Study Club" concept, framing each stage as a step in the members' own journey of curiosity and growth. It opened with "Curious," the title track of the group's first mini-album, followed by sub-title track "Aura." The five members leaned into group choreography to set the tone early, then handed the spotlight to individual solo stages later in the set.

Parts of the setlist changed from city to city, giving each stop its own moments. LED screens and laser effects filled out the production. Cover songs were tailored to each market, too. In Seoul, the group performed NewJeans' "Ditto." In Yokohama and Kobe, they covered Vaundy' "Kaiju no Hanauta." In Macau, they took on Li Ronghao's "Lovers."

Some moments were built purely for the room. The Seoul show featured a school-uniform concept fitting the study-club theme. In Macau, Zhang Hao played violin live, giving the finale a different kind of centerpiece.

The closing stretch ran through "Sugar Rush" and "Bed" before landing on the fan song "Happy &." Fans sang the Korean lyrics back to the stage and answered with cheers.

"Thanks to the love and support fans gave us, we were able to have a really happy time," AND2BLE said in a group message after the shows. "We sincerely thank everyone who joined us at the start of this journey of curiosity. This is only our first step, so we'll keep working to repay you with better music and better stages."

At the final Macau show, the group played a video in which the question mark that symbolizes their first EP, "Sequence 01: Curiosity," turned into an exclamation point. It was a short beat, but a clear one, hinting at the group's next chapter and giving fans something to hold onto until the follow-up arrives.