Their Los Angeles show began with an introduction video being played on the giant screen behind them that would provide a colorful backdrop throughout the show. In fact, Brave Girls are now an official Ambassador for the Korean Tourism industry! Four women who were past their music prime in Kpop years (approaching their 30s) had gone from obscurity and near-extinction to becoming one of the most popular groups with major TV appearances on entertainment shows like Queendom 2 & SNL Korea, commercials for brand names like Pepsi, and a host of fashion/lifestyle products endorsement deals.
They also received their first ever music show awards wins and Brave Girls became the feel-good story of a year in which Covid had still shut down most of the world. Brave Girls member Yujeong had just moved out of her dorm with Yuna when she said: "nothing we do will work out, because nothing the four of us have done has worked out so far".Īfter the fan video of Rollin’ went viral, the song that had been originally released in 2017 climbed the music charts and achieved the rare feat of a Kpop "All Kill" - being No.1 on all 6 major charts. In what’s been called “the greatest comeback in Kpop History”, Brave Girls went from being on the verge of disbandment in early 2021 to No.1 with their hit-song Rollin’ - all with the help of a viral YouTube video of them performing for a very enthusiastic Korean Military. The 4-member Kpop girl group whose following has soared worldwide were delighted to meet and perform for their U.S. It was the culmination of a 2-week tour that began on the East Coast with shows in Philadelphia and New York, went South to Miami and Atlanta, then across the country to Chicago, Dallas, and Denver, before heading West to San Francisco & L.A. Tour performing live to a packed house at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, CA, USA, Aug/ / - Brave Girls have ended their 1st U.S. Tour finale in Los Angeles and background comeback story Tour finale in Los Angeles Whilshire Ebell TheatreĪ review of Brave Girls 1st U.S.
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