ASTRO Concerts Setlist

From rags to riches as K-pop stars, ASTRO's journey is one that music fans all over the world can relish. The South Korean boy group has captured hearts everywhere in the world since they started being productive in the music scene. ASTRO  (In Korean: 아스트로) was formed under Fantagio's "iTeen Boys" training system and debuted on February 23, 2016, with their debut EP "Spring Up." The six original members were MJ, Jinjin, Cha Eun-woo, Rocky, Moonbin, and Yoon San-ha. They were all awaited eagerly for their debut, and their debut showcase sold out within one minute!

ASTRO burst onto the scene day one, their first EP reached number six on the Billboard World Albums Chart, a sign of their international success. Billboard even included them on the best new K-pop groups of 2016 list. In 2016, they completed their "four seasons" series with tracks for spring, summer, fall, and winter.

In 2019, ASTRO established a committed fan base (socially described as AROHA) and released their debut full album studio "All Light," winning their first music show trophy with the track "All Night." They also made their Japanese debut with EP "Venus," which also performed well in Japan.

The group has also suffered some significant setbacks in recent times. Rocky departed the group in 2023, and Moonbin tragically passed away in April of the same year. Despite these tragic lineup changes, the remaining members - MJ, Jinjin, Cha Eun-woo, and Yoon San-ha - have persisted, balancing group promotions with solo activities.

The members began solo activities in 2024 with Cha Eun-woo releasing his debut solo EP "Entity" and hosting his first solo fan concert tour. Yoon San-ha later released his solo EP "Dusk" in August. Despite doing solo activities, the group has not forgotten where they came from, releasing special anniversary singles like "Circles" for their fans.