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Lovelyz: 2017 Summer Concert [Alwayz] poster

Lovelyz: 2017 Summer Concert [Alwayz] 

Lovelyz's second solo concert in just six months, which no one expected after 《 Lovelyz in Winterland 》. The subtitle of the concert, 'Alwayz', became Always, always by matching the z of Lovelyz to 'Always'. It means 'Lovelyz will always be by your side'. - Approximately 184 minutes of live concert footage from the Olympic Hall, held on July 29–30, 2017. - Full video coverage of behind-the-scenes moments, including rehearsals, practice sessions, and backstage activities. - Special full version release of choreography rehearsal clips for "Secret Travel," "Cameo," and "For You."
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Lovelyz's second solo concert in just six months, which no one expected after 《 Lovelyz in Winterland 》. The subtitle of the concert, 'Alwayz', became Always, always by matching the z of Lovelyz to 'Always'. It means 'Lovelyz will always be by your side'. - Approximately 184 minutes of live concert footage from the Olympic Hall, held on July 29–30, 2017. - Full video coverage of behind-the-scenes moments, including rehearsals, practice sessions, and backstage activities. - Special full version release of choreography rehearsal clips for "Secret Travel," "Cameo," and "For You."

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