JuliaDream posted a thank you message on their Facebook account:
Google translation from Korean to English and from English the meaning of some words has surely been lost in translation, but it’s theirs beautiful intention that counts.
For all Mondays Thank you very much to all the fans who have been with us for a long time. All the members of the familiar eyes have been broken from the beginning, and it was time to know how two hours passed. I wish you all the best in the future. I’ll snuggle with a moist mind and prepare a better stage. I will give you news soon.
Thank you.
* thank you to the Monday project for giving me a great opportunity to brawler!
* in the white envelope of the seat, we heard that there are people who left the gifts we didn’t comment on stage. Next time I’ll take care of it more carefully. Sorry!
We are thankful to all those who were together with us at the concert. It was truly magical and overwhelming feeling to see all the familar faces. With that lump in throat, two hours just flied by.
We received great enery from all of you. And we are willing to give back to you by more great live shows. So please support us in upcoming gigs. It will be announced shortly.
Thank you. and Thank you
* We are also very thankful to Monday Project Production for giving us this opportunity to perfom.
* There was a white goodie bag prepared for you at the concert venue and it was supposed to be sort of supprise gift to you from us. It was our fault to not mention anything about it so some of you left it on the seat as it was. We will try to be more detailed about these little things in the future.
* We also send great appreciation to all people who watched it online. We saw all the chatting messages on our prompt monitor but wasn’t able to mention much about it during the show. We hope to meet again. Cheers!
Thank you so much to everyone who watched live from Japan!
Everyone’s comments were seen on the screen installed on the stageI would be happy to see you next time in real live.
The concert hall was not very big and the audience was a bit sparse as they had to leave empty seats between each spectator in order to respect the Covid restrictions.
We hope that between the on-site ticket sales and the online sales they have at least been able to amortize the costs of the concert.
But, after all, maybe financial matters take a back seat when musicians find the joy of finally being able to perform to an audience after such a long absence.
