
The popular band Ideal Bastards held the "We Don't Meet Because of the Fine Weather" concert at the Kaohsiung Arena. The two performances attracted more than 20,000 fans to support them.
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Ideal Bastard celebrates its 9th anniversary. This is the group’s first concert at the Kaohsiung Arena.
The popular group Ideal Bastards entered their 9th anniversary in October this year and once again set a new milestone. This weekend, they held the "Not Just Because of the Fine Weather" concert at the Kaohsiung Dome, attracting more than 20,000 "little bastards" in two concerts. ” (fans) celebrated; at the beginning, Ji Ding, Ke Pei, Jian Ting, and Azhe suddenly rose up from all around the stage. Wearing sunglasses and a black suit, they transformed into "ideal warriors" and handsomely walked to the main stage to merge, setting off enthusiastic screams from the audience.
Tonight kicked off, the prelude of "Traitor of the Innocent World" ignited the atmosphere. Ji Ding dyed his hair purple and shouted happily: "Kaohsiung Dome!" Drummer Ke Pei even gave an order: "Stand up for me, everyone!" Then he sang "Tenacious" to bring the mood to a boil. He rushed to the stage with full enthusiasm, making Ah Zhe keep shouting "It's so hot".
Ah Zhe said that he had been looking forward to today since the last time he held the Taipei Arena. Ke Pei lost his father on the 17th of last month and stood on the big stage a month later. He wondered: "Why are my hands sweating all the time? Are you not enthusiastic enough?" The fans in the audience responded with warm cheers, and he was satisfied: "The sweat on my hands has disappeared a little bit." Then he played "I Just Miss You".
Ji Ding said emotionally: "This is our first Kaohsiung Dome concert. Over the past year, I have come to Kaohsiung Dome to sit in the audience and watched many concerts. I have been looking forward to today. Thank you for being here and witnessing the continuation of our dream."
The four chatted with their fans and did not forget to make recommendations for the new album "Idol's Baggage". They loved the fans and sang the first songs of many new songs such as "The Last Lie". They laughed and said: "Our clothes this time are really cool to a new level, right? It's a completely different look from Taipei, with a handsome Darth Vader style."
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The Ideal Bastards made it to the Kaohsiung Arena for the first time on their 9th anniversary and invited their friends to practice as surprise guests. The two parties not only sang the suite and "Your Eyes", but also interacted with each other on the stage, sharing their high school origins and fitness friendship, and the atmosphere was warm.

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