BTS' Suga prioritized his fans' safety. Since the concert was held during summer, and the weather is expected to be hot, Suga rented out an additional indoor concert hall next to the KSPO Dome as his fans' waiting area.
In addition, Suga's concerts will have a separate indoor waiting area for fans and staff. Suga will hold an encore concert 'Agust D TOUR D-DAY THE FINAL' in Seoul for three days starting August 4. This is his first concert as a soloist in KSPO Dome.
KSPO Dome is a large concert hall that can attract 15,000 audiences per event. Suga is expected to fill the huge concert hall alone. Big Hit Music also stated, “In this performance, which will mark the end of his concert tour, Suga is preparing with all his heart and soul, such as adding several live band members to fill the venue.”
The reason why this performance is drawing attention is not just because of the size. This is because the entire SK Olympic Handball Stadium near KSPO Dome has been rented to check the identity of the audience before the concert.
Usually, tent booths are set up and operated in the space in front of KSPO Dome, but when the heat wave was raging, they made a big decision to check out for fans' safety and receive tickets in a cool space, not in the hot weather. Considering that the cost of renting the concert hall is enormous, Suga's sincerity for fans and Big Hit Music's quick response is a big thing.
The SK Olympic Handball Stadium is an intermediate performance hall that can attract at least 6,000 audiences. This is where the RBW Family Concert was held.
As the first day was successfully held without anyone getting hurt, Suga prepared a bigger surprise which shock everyone. Jungkook who appeared as a guest on Suchwita also made an appearance at Suga's final concert. Jungkook performed his debut song 'Seven' as his opening song, and Burn It along with Suga.
