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2018 Lovelyz Concert "Lovelyz in Winterland 2" poster

2018 Lovelyz Concert "Lovelyz in Winterland 2" 

Lovelyz in their 2nd Winterland concert It was a 3 hour and 30 minute long concert. At 8:00, the first concert finally started. They appeared in front of the Lovelinus, showing an opening-down opening with 〈The Bells〉 and 〈Hug Me〉. Afterwards, they performed an acoustic medley and gave Winter gifts to the Lovelinus. The concert hall was set on fire with a frenzied atmosphere. Contrary to the notation that the scheduled running time was 120 minutes, it was performed for three and a half hours.
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Lovelyz in their 2nd Winterland concert It was a 3 hour and 30 minute long concert. At 8:00, the first concert finally started. They appeared in front of the Lovelinus, showing an opening-down opening with 〈The Bells〉 and 〈Hug Me〉. Afterwards, they performed an acoustic medley and gave Winter gifts to the Lovelinus. The concert hall was set on fire with a frenzied atmosphere. Contrary to the notation that the scheduled running time was 120 minutes, it was performed for three and a half hours.

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