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Day6 - 10th Anniversary Tour "The DECADE" In Goyang poster

Day6 - 10th Anniversary Tour "The DECADE" In Goyang 

DAY6 marked their milestone 10th anniversary on August 30–31, 2025, by becoming the first-ever K-pop band to headline a standalone outdoor stadium show at Goyang Stadium. The historic two-night, sold-out event drew tens of thousands of fans in person and reached a global audience online through the Beyond LIVE streaming platform. Despite the intense summer heat and humidity, the open-air venue amplified the group’s stadium-rock energy with extensive pyrotechnics and massive light production. Over the course of the weekend, the band delivered a high-octane performance featuring a massive setlist of over thirty songs that spanned thirteen different albums from their decade-long career.
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DAY6 marked their milestone 10th anniversary on August 30–31, 2025, by becoming the first-ever K-pop band to headline a standalone outdoor stadium show at Goyang Stadium. The historic two-night, sold-out event drew tens of thousands of fans in person and reached a global audience online through the Beyond LIVE streaming platform. Despite the intense summer heat and humidity, the open-air venue amplified the group’s stadium-rock energy with extensive pyrotechnics and massive light production. Over the course of the weekend, the band delivered a high-octane performance featuring a massive setlist of over thirty songs that spanned thirteen different albums from their decade-long career.

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Runtime:188 minutes
Studio:JYP Entertainment

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