[Concert Review] P1Harmony Makes P1ece their “Most Wanted” at Sold-Out LA Show

Brittney H.

Credit: Brittney H.

K-Pop group P1Harmony landed back in the Los Angeles (Inglewood) area on October 18th for their second to last US stop of their Most Wanted tour. For those who aren’t familiar with the group, P1Harmony debuted in October 2020 under FNC Entertainment with 6 members - Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Intak, Soul and Jongseob. While doing a show in LA isn’t their first rodeo, this tour happened to be their very first show at the Intuit Dome and it was everything you could possibly dream of.​

As soon as you pulled up to the venue, you were met with hundreds of fans taking photos of the tour billboards, their purple & silver themed outfits, creating exciting tik-toks and of course everyone’s favorite part of a kpop show - handing out freebies. Every corner you turned another P1ece (P1Harmony’s devoted fandom) was handing you a fanmade photocard, bracelet or an adorable member based pin to wear. With the LA show being so close to the end of the tour, you could tell that everyone was beyond ready for the night to begin.

Opening up the show with their fun and light-hearted energy was AMPERS&ONE, a 7 member group also under FNC Entertainment, a.k.a. P1Harmony’s “little brothers”. While their set only consisted of 4 songs, each member made sure to hype up the crowd as best as they could and introduce everyone to their music if they weren’t already a fan.

Credit: Brittney H.

Not too long after, the lights began to dim and that familiar feeling of excitement and anticipation began. The show started off with a VCR of P1Harmony, feeding into the tour’s “futuristic” theme and storyline. With no time to prepare, the show began with a bang (literally) and all 6 members of P1Harmony rose up from the floor to begin with “Black Hole”. Following with “End It”, “Look At Me Now” and “Breakthrough”, you could tell that P1Harmony were not here to mess around and wanted to show their fans, new and old, that this tour is going to be one for the books. One thing to note is how amazing the production is this time around. With so many different lighting designs, pyro effects, fog and fire - the crowd was nothing but shocked and continued to keep everyone’s eyes on them the entire night.​

P1Harmony decided to bring back member solo stages again for this tour, and they were nothing short of mesmerizing. The performances started off with Jiung, who did his own rendition of “Uptown Funk”. Down to the choreography and outfits, he was completely in the zone and enjoying every single second. Next was everyone’s favorite leader Keeho, who did his high energy cover of “Phresh Off The Runway”, making sure to wear his favorite sunglasses he bought in Atlanta. Soul showed off his new and fresh dancing techniques with a self-choreographed performance, while Intak strutted out on stage with his own vibe to “Good Kisser”. Jongseob and Theo gave the audience more chances to participate in the show with their covers of “Sticky” and “What’s Up” (which definitely brought me back to my childhood).

As the show moved through various sections and performances, it was clear that P1Harmony have fallen even more in love with performing and showing their love to fans all across the US and the world. The group itself has always expressed to their fans and everyone else that their tours and the preparation behind them are no joke, and always aim to show their appreciation for everyone that comes out to see them, no matter when they got into the group.

Towards the ending of the show, P1Harmony took a small section of time to talk about their newly released English album, “EX” - which has since debuted on the Billboard 200 chart at No.9, marking the group’s first ever top 10. Performing “Stupid Brain”, “EX” and “Dancing Queen”, each song represents the members individually and gives them their own point to shine. 

Before heading off the stage and starting their ever loved encore performances, Jiung took a moment to pour his heart out to the LA crowd, amazed at how many people come out to show their support for him and the members each and every time. Promising to come back to Los Angeles each and every time, he thanked every single person in the crowd for being his hero and saving his life - leaving many fans teary eyed and warm hearted. As the encore ended and the boys said their goodbyes, it left the crowd excited for what is in store in the future.

As someone who has been a fan and supporting P1Harmony since their debut in 2020 and has attended every tour, watching them grow into such amazing superstars has been nothing but amazing. From watching them perform in small theater sized venues to large-scale arenas, it’s truly wonderful to see how much they have grown in the last 5 years. I wish P1Harmony nothing but happiness, success and great health on the rest of their North American tour, heading into their Europe and LATAM tour this fall and in January 2026. 
Not too long after, the lights began to dim and that familiar feeling of excitement and anticipation began. The show started off with a VCR of P1Harmony, feeding into the tour’s “futuristic” theme and storyline. With no time to prepare, the show began with a bang (literally) and all 6 members of P1Harmony rose up from the floor to begin with “Black Hole”. Following with “End It”, “Look At Me Now” and “Breakthrough”, you could tell that P1Harmony were not here to mess around and wanted to show their fans, new and old, that this tour is going to be one for the books. One thing to note is how amazing the production is this time around. With so many different lighting designs, pyro effects, fog and fire - the crowd was nothing but shocked and continued to keep everyone’s eyes on them the entire night.

P1Harmony decided to bring back member solo stages again for this tour, and they were nothing short of mesmerizing. The performances started off with Jiung, who did his own rendition of “Uptown Funk”. Down to the choreography and outfits, he was completely in the zone and enjoying every single second. Next was everyone’s favorite leader Keeho, who did his high energy cover of “Phresh Off The Runway”, making sure to wear his favorite sunglasses he bought in Atlanta. Soul showed off his new and fresh dancing techniques with a self-choreographed performance, while Intak strutted out on stage with his own vibe to “Good Kisser”. Jongseob and Theo gave the audience more chances to participate in the show with their covers of “Sticky” and “What’s Up” (which definitely brought me back to my childhood).

As the show moved through various sections and performances, it was clear that P1Harmony have fallen even more in love with performing and showing their love to fans all across the US and the world. The group itself has always expressed to their fans and everyone else that their tours and the preparation behind them are no joke, and always aim to show their appreciation for everyone that comes out to see them, no matter when they got into the group.

Towards the ending of the show, P1Harmony took a small section of time to talk about their newly released English album, “EX” - which has since debuted on the Billboard 200 chart at No.9, marking the group’s first ever top 10. Performing “Stupid Brain”, “EX” and “Dancing Queen”, each song represents the members individually and gives them their own point to shine. 

Before heading off the stage and starting their ever loved encore performances, Jiung took a moment to pour his heart out to the LA crowd, amazed at how many people come out to show their support for him and the members each and every time. Promising to come back to Los Angeles each and every time, he thanked every single person in the crowd for being his hero and saving his life - leaving many fans teary eyed and warm hearted. As the encore ended and the boys said their goodbyes, it left the crowd excited for what is in store in the future.

As someone who has been a fan and supporting P1Harmony since their debut in 2020 and has attended every tour, watching them grow into such amazing superstars has been nothing but amazing. From watching them perform in small theater sized venues to large-scale arenas, it’s truly wonderful to see how much they have grown in the last 5 years. We wish P1Harmony nothing but happiness, success and great health on the rest of their North American tour, heading into their Europe and LATAM tour this fall and in January 2026.