Singer Jang Min-ho concluded the nationwide tour with a finale concert in Seoul. The 2025-26 Jang Min-ho Nationwide Tour Concert "Good Times: 9.11 MHz" Seoul performances took place over two days, on the 14th and 15th, at the Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul. This concert marked the final stage of the nationwide tour that began last December in Incheon, encapsulating the narrative and deepened emotions accumulated throughout the journey.

At the Seoul concert, Jang Min-ho greeted the audience with a rich setlist of over 30 songs and a running time exceeding three hours. He elevated the audience's satisfaction to the highest level with a dense performance that did not waste a single moment. The concert opened with "Lonely Love" and "Was It You, Love," heating up the venue with overwhelming performances and a lively atmosphere.

Following that, stages like "The Time When We Bloomed Like Flowers" and "Stay By My Side" showcased Jang Min-ho's deepened vocal skills. Especially during "Stay By My Side," his soft and delicate expression led the audience in a sing-along, further intensifying the energy in the venue. Jang Min-ho's concert is characterized by a wide genre spectrum. Based on his solid vocals honed over a long time, he demonstrated unwavering breath control even during powerful performances.

During cover stages such as "Lovely" and "I Know," he added a cute and hip charm, revealing another side of Jang Min-ho. The performances of "Yeonriji," "My Heart Cries," and "I Will Forget" elevated the audience's emotions with heartfelt sensitivity and a deep tone. In the stages of "Whiriric," "Jeora," and "Sangsa Flower," he displayed musical charm through vocal techniques and styles inspired by traditional Korean music.

During the "Sound the Music" stage, he descended into the audience to interact directly with fans. Moving between the first and second floors, making eye contact and communicating closely, his presence filled the venue with warm empathy. Fans responded with overwhelming emotion and bright smiles. As the final concert of the tour, the Seoul performance was also an occasion to express gratitude to everyone who had been part of the journey.

Jang Min-ho expressed his thanks to fans, saying, "Even on cold days and rainy days, I cannot take the stage lightly because of all of you who come to the concerts." He added, "I am grateful for the overwhelming love, and I will repay you with good songs in the future. Please don't get sick even a little, and let's meet often."

In the latter part of the concert, the stages continued with "You Know My Name," "Route 7," "Drama," and "Men Say." These performances reached the peak of the concert with deeper sincerity and immersion. Reflecting on the tour title "Good Times," Jang Min-ho said, "I hope every moment of this tour will be remembered as 'good times'." The audience responded with enthusiastic applause.

The final song, "I Want to Sing," represented Jang Min-ho's past. It contained the earnestness and sincerity toward music that carried him through long periods of obscurity and intense struggles to reach his current position. Although the concert lasted over three hours, it felt short to fans due to the densely packed and flawless performance.

The carefully structured setlist, high-quality performances, and seamless direction maintained immersion throughout the concert. Jang Min-ho's sincerity and dedication were naturally conveyed throughout the stage, and that genuine feeling reached the hearts of the audience. His tireless energy conveyed a sense of responsibility and passion as an artist.

Fans experienced heartfelt emotions beyond mere enjoyment at Jang Min-ho's concert. This experience is what draws them back to the concert halls again. The emotions from Jang Min-ho's tour will remain vividly in their hearts for a long time. The moments shared laughing and singing together at the concert will remain "good times" deep in their hearts even as time passes. Fans know that this memory will be the reason they look forward to another "Good Times" when they meet again someday.