Min Woo-hyuk, Cho Hyung-kyun, Yuria and Kim Won-bin successfully host their first joint concert ‘ONEPIECE

On Sunday, October 17, 2026, actors Min Woo-hyuk, Cho Hyung-gyun, Yuria, and Kim Won-bin successfully completed their first joint concert, titled “ONEPIECE,” with two separate performances at the Nodeul Island Live House in Seoul, as reported by sports.khan.co.kr.

The Final Puzzle Piece at Nodeul Island

  • Eum Entertainment hosted “ONEPIECE” as its inaugural joint concert featuring four of its managed actors across two distinct concept shows.
  • The 8-member live band backed the afternoon session, which focused on popular songs, and the evening session, which spotlighted musical numbers.
  • All four performers actively shaped the production by personally curating the setlist and drafting the scripts for both shows.

Two Distinct Concept Shows Backed by an Eight-Piece Live Band

The concert series utilized a structural split across its afternoon and evening schedules to showcase the varied musical spectrum of the cast. The afternoon session commenced with an introductory video and opening talk, transitioning into a full set with “Raise You Up.” Individual showcases followed, featuring Yuria performing “A Glass of Song,” Cho Hyung-gyun delivering “Just Like the First Feeling,” Kim Won-bin singing “To Love You,” and a collaborative duet between Min Woo-hyuk and Kim Won-bin on “Uphill Road.” A behind-the-scenes video Q&A session preceded group numbers, including Min and Yuria’s rendition of “Because We Loved Like That,” Kim’s performance of “Family Photograph,” and ensemble closers covering “Dreaming of Balhae” and “Welcome to the Show.”

The evening session immediately picked up the thread from the daytime finale by opening with “Welcome to the Show.” Set design enhancements, such as falling snow effects, accompanied Kim Won-bin’s performance of “Let It Go,” while Cho Hyung-gyun and Yuria paired up for “Love Is an Open Door.” The night schedule relied heavily on crossover duets from the performers’ respective theatrical repertoires. Min Woo-hyuk and Cho Hyung-gyun shared the stage for “The Only Future,” Yuria and Kim Won-bin performed “Come What May,” Min and Yuria delivered “What Is Love,” and Cho and Kim sang “The Shadow Grows.” Yuria later performed “I’m Here,” and Min presented “Land of Lola,” before the quartet closed out the night with “Raise You Up” and “Dreaming of Balhae.”

Cast Reflections and Upcoming Stage Schedules

Following the final curtain, the performers shared individual reflections on the collaborative event. Min Woo-hyuk noted that the audience served as the crucial final piece of the production, thanking attendees for sharing the experience. Cho Hyung-gyun described the event as a dreamlike day that marked the completion of a puzzle, while Yuria expressed gratitude for the ongoing support of the crowd. Kim Won-bin acknowledged initial nerves surrounding his first concert appearance, crediting audience encouragement for the outcome.

Performer Featured Solo Selections Upcoming Stage Projects
Min Woo-hyuk “Raise You Up”, “Land of Lola” Musical Rebecca (Opening November)
Cho Hyung-gyun “Just Like the First Feeling” Original Musical Flix! (Opening November)
Yuria “A Glass of Song”, “I’m Here” Post-Musical Yumi’s Cells (Preparation for Next Work)
Kim Won-bin “To Love You”, “Family Photograph”, “Let It Go” Musical Frozen (Current Run)

The conclusion of the “ONEPIECE” engagements marks a transition period for the participants as they return to individual theatrical runs. Min Woo-hyuk prepares for the November opening of the musical Rebecca. Cho Hyung-gyun enters rehearsals for the opening of the new creative musical Flix! in November. Yuria steps away from her recently completed run in the musical Yumi’s Cells to evaluate future projects, and Kim Won-bin continues his ongoing performances in the musical Frozen.

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