The sense of distance captured in the Close Your Eyes fan concert

The concert title is the first clue that reveals what kind of encounter is being proposed to the audience. Close Your Eyes' fan concert chose the title "I'm a Born Idol, But I Want to Date a Closer." A distinctive feature is that the names of both the team and the fandom are placed together within the long title. It reads as a name that encompasses the relationship with the other person, rather than placing the focus of the performance solely on the person on stage.

The Seoul schedule runs from November 20 to 22. The venue is the Woori Bank Hall at COEX Artium. Following that, a performance is scheduled for the Shinjuku Cultural Center in Tokyo on the 28th. The structure features a series of encounters under the same name across two spaces: Seoul and Tokyo. It is worth observing what common atmosphere will be maintained despite the change in location.

The ticket reservation schedule is also divided. For the Seoul performance, general sales will proceed on the 22nd, following the fan club pre-sale on October 20th. The booking site is Knoll Ticket. You need to distinguish between anticipating the content of the performance and actually preparing to attend.

I do not intend to define the specific stage setup or events based solely on the title. However, the choice to place a friendly relationship at the forefront is intriguing in itself. Personally, I am curious to see how the sense of distance suggested in words will be realized within the flow of the performance. I hope that this special name does not remain merely a one-time decoration, but rather connects to an atmosphere that the audience will remember.