LUNAFLY Captured Fans' Hearts in Singapore Showcase

In a showcase held on 12th May at Hard Rock Cafe, attended by over 300 fans from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and more, LUNAFLY showed fans what they are made of. Saying that they always act like their own selves on and off the stage, fans can definitely see how Sam, the leader, leads the group in the show while Yun, the youngest member, was very quiet throughout the show, only talking when prompted. Teo, the moodmaker, talked non-stop, entertaining fans with his cute antics and random English words, which Sam dubbed as Tinglish (short for Teo's English). With these three characters combined, together with their vocals and harmonization, they definitely captured fans' heart by the end of the night.

Singing over 18 songs in the showcase that spanned over 2 hours, LUNAFLY serenades the fans with their original songs such as Clear Day Cloudy Day, Seeing You or Missing You, One More Step and What's Your Name as well as the three new tracks from their first full-length album, which is Fly to Love, Van Gogh and also Innocent and Young. Being a group well-known for doing covers, they also performed Justin Bieber's Baby, Train's 50 Ways to Say Goodbye, and Bruno Mars' Locked Out of Heaven, just to name a few.

Fans in Singapore were extremely enthusiastic, singing along to each and every songs that the boys performed. At one particular moment, when the fans sang Super Hero along with the members, Sam commented how that gave him goosebumps as that song is extremely important for them, it being their debut song. And as a gift to fans in Singapore, the boys also sang Endless Road, originally sung by a Singaporean singer JJ Lin.

To mark the end of the showcase, the boys of LUNAFLY sang a medley of One Direction songs and even went down the stage to be closer to the fans. Right after the showcase ended, over 150 VIP ticket holders got the chance to take a photo with LUNAFLY to keep as a keepsake of a memorable night.

LUNAFLY in Kuala Lumpur

Leading fashion brand Chargers Outfitters joins ‘F.Y.I On Stage’ as the Title Presenter for Korean acoustic band Lunafly’s show in Malaysia. The event, dubbed “F.Y.I On Stage with Lunafly in Kuala Lumpur” will be held at Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus on 30^th March 2013, making Lunafly the first Korean act to be part of this series of events which introduce and highlight talented undiscovered artists in new media.

Lunafly debuted in the second half of 2012 and gained attention after climbing music charts with their self-composed track “How Nice It Would Be”. The band gained attention for their musical abilities and outstanding live performances as they often took on various street performances and music covers on YouTube, acquainting themselves with music lovers and their fans on a more personal level. This marks their first visit to Malaysia.

“We’re very excited to be the presenter of the Lunafly’s show in Malaysia. Chargers Outfitters firmly believes in the need to support young and new talents in the music industry by giving them a platform to perform. We believe it is through events like this, bright and young talents can be discovered,” said Eric Loke, the Chief Operating Officer Of Jordone Group.

Loke went on to explain that Lunafly’s band image is in line with Chargers Outfitters brand. The Chargers Outfitters’ active and comfort range is designed with the young generation in mind.

The intimate mini-concert will showcase the full potential of Lunafly’s musical capabilities as they will be performing their hit tracks together with new arrangements and acoustic version of various songs. Limited VIP passes to the event are still available at RM 180.00. Premium Passes for Malaysia sold out within 24 hours when they went on sale in February.

As prelude to the show, Lunafly will also hold a public fan meeting for their fans on Friday, 29^th March 2013 at 8PM at The Square, Publika Shopping Gallery. For more information, log on to http://www.facebook.com/Inzpire.ME.

LUNAFLY says hello to fans in Malaysia