Four former members of the popular South Korean boy group ZE:A are preparing to reunite on stage this December, bringing exciting news to their dedicated fanbase. Kevin, Heecheol, Minwoo, and Taeheon will come together for the "2025 ZE:A Unit Fanmeeting Back to You" in Tokyo, marking their first meeting with Japanese fans in several years.
The highly anticipated reunion event is scheduled to take place on December 13 and 14 at the DDD Aoyama Cross Theater. The two-day event will feature four separate sessions, giving fans multiple opportunities to reconnect with their favorite artists. Ticket reservations opened on Monday and have already generated significant interest from eager fans.
In an exclusive message shared with Hankook Ilbo, the reuniting members expressed their emotions about the upcoming event. "We finished shooting the poster last weekend. It feels emotional to think about standing on the same stage again and meeting fans after such a long time," the members shared, reflecting on their return to performing together.
ZE:A originally debuted on January 15, 2010, as a nine-member group that quickly gained recognition in the K-pop scene. The group became known for their hit songs including "Mazeltov," "All Day Long," and "Ghost of the Wind." After their group activities gradually slowed down, the individual members began pursuing diverse career paths in acting, entertainment, and solo music projects.
Taeheon, one of the reuniting members, has been actively sharing updates about his life and maintaining connections with fans through his YouTube channel called "Next Taeheon." Through this platform, he has consistently shown his affection and support for his former groupmates. In a recent revelation that highlighted his humble approach to life after idol stardom, Kim shared that he recently obtained a taxi driver's license and had an amusing encounter with a passenger.
"I once told a passenger, 'I was actually an idol,'" Kim recounted, showing how he maintains a down-to-earth attitude about his past celebrity status. Despite their busy individual schedules and different career paths, the former ZE:A members have maintained their close bond and mutual support system that was formed during their active years as a group.
The members emphasized the strength of their enduring friendship and professional relationship. "The members are very busy, so they cannot always answer right away, but they always call back within two or three days," one member explained. "Since we grew up together from a young age, we do not need many words. We just support each other, knowing everyone is doing their best." This statement reflects the deep connection that continues to unite the group members even as they pursue separate career endeavors.
The upcoming Tokyo fan meeting represents a significant moment for both the artists and their loyal fanbase, offering a rare opportunity to experience the chemistry and camaraderie that made ZE:A a beloved group in the K-pop industry. The event is expected to feature performances, interactive segments, and personal interactions that will allow fans to reconnect with the members who have remained an important part of their musical memories.
