QUEZON CITY — K-pop rookie sensation IZNA electrified Filipino fans with a high-energy spectacle as they brought their inaugural concert tour, “Who Dat Girl?,” to the stage for a night of dynamic performances and choreography.
The six-member girl group performed at the EVM Convention Center on October 17, marking their first-ever solo concert in the Philippines. Promoted by Three Angles Production and co-organized by O.N worldwide, the event drew an enthusiastic crowd of supporters known as Naya.
IZNA opened the show with high-octane renditions of “IZNA,” “Mamma Mia,” and “Fake It,” before powering through tracks like “R.I.P.,” “Sass,” and “Rock, Paper, Scissors.”
The extensive setlist also included hits such as “Beep,” “Drip,” “In the Rain,” “Infinity,” “Supercrush,” “Racecar,” “Sign,” and “Metronome.” Adding a special touch to the evening, the members treated the audience to lively covers of Girls’ Generation’s “Kissing You” and Aespa’s “Illusion.”
Formed under WakeOne Entertainment and debuting in November 2024, IZNA features members Mai, Bang Jee Min, Koko, Ryu Sa Rang, Choi Jung Eun, and Jeong Sae Bi.
Prior to taking the stage, the group expressed their anticipation for meeting their local fans and showcasing the results of their rigorous rehearsals.
“I’m really happy and excited that we’re having our first solo concert in Manila! We’ve worked really hard to prepare for it, so I hope everyone can enjoy our performance with us and have a great time,” Ryu Sa Rang said.
For member Mai, the trip served as an exciting opportunity to experience Manila for the very first time. Jeong Sae Bi added that the group poured extensive effort into curating an unforgettable experience for their supporters.
“We worked hard to fill the concert with lots of things we think Naya will love, while thinking about all the happy moments we’ll get to share with you all. Please look forward to it!” she said.
Beyond their successful Philippine debut, the septet aims to use the ongoing tour to expand their global reach and introduce their music to wider audiences.