STAYC lit up the stage with an energetic and captivating performance at the Seoul Wonder Show.

On April 30, STAYC (Sumin, Sieun, ISA, Seeun, Yoon, and J) performed at the Seoul Spring Festa Opening Event – SEOUL WONDER SHOW, held at the Sangam World Cup Stadium in Seoul. With a vibrant setlist that highlighted their diverse charms, STAYC connected with fans and brought joy to the audience.

The group opened with back-to-back performances of “BEBE” and “Teddy Bear.” Their powerful stage presence and dynamic choreography delivered a visual feast, while each member’s unique styling once again proved why they’re known as a group where every member is a center.

In “BEBE,” STAYC showcased a chic, powerful mood that brought out a bolder, girl-crush appeal. Their expressive facial cues and gestures enhanced the stage immersion, while signature moves like the “burnout dance” (grabbing their heads) and the “radar dance” (mimicking radar beams toward the crowd) made the performance even more striking. Their dynamic energy left a strong impression.

After “BEBE,” STAYC hyped up the crowd by saying, “You’re not tired already, are you? If you’re ready to have fun, make some noise!” They then shifted gears with “Teddy Bear,” revealing a bright and refreshing side that contrasted sharply with their previous stage. The catchy chorus and lovable energy of the track won over the crowd.

“BEBE” tells the story of breaking away from the version of yourself that only meets others’ expectations, and embracing the real you hidden underneath — a track that captures STAYC’s bold artistic transformation and growth. Meanwhile, “Teddy Bear,” a pop-punk track bursting with STAYC’s signature fresh energy, delivers a hopeful message about comfort and self-empowerment, like a trusty teddy bear who’s always by your side.

Meanwhile, STAYC recently wrapped their STAY TUNED solo concert in Seoul with a sold-out crowd, marking the start of their 2025 world tour. Starting in June, they’ll continue the tour across 11 cities, including Osaka, Tokyo, Jakarta, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Auckland, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taipei.