katseye concert: review and makeup look

Thank goodness for KATSEYE. This global girl group has added a whole lot of happiness to my life over the last couple of years. Recently, the band had a tour date in a town not too far away from me and I was able to attend that stop on The Wildworld Tour. Keep reading for a review of the KATSEYE concert, a makeup look, and a peek at some (very expensive) merchandise. 

The concert was about an hour and a half away, so my husband drove us down on the day of the show and tried to leave enough time to tackle the merchandise line. Before the drive down, it was time to get ready for all of the fun. I wore a Wild t-shirt from Hot Topic, a zip up Pinky Up inspired hoodie, and dangly pink earrings from Betsey Johnson. Though I have used the Rainbow Sharts Shadow Palette from Kim Chi Chic Beauty a lot in recent months, it seemed appropriate for a Pinky Up inspired makeup look as well. I used the pink and blue shades from the eyeshadow palette to create the concert makeup look shown above. On the eyelids was a combination of the pink eyeshadow shades and then blue was applied along the lower lash line. 

Now for the concert itself. It was definitely an experience! The last time I saw the band, it was in a much smaller venue. The venue last year held 5,000 people and the venue this year held around 11,200. Another difference? There were a lot of children at this concert. At the last show, there were teenagers and younger people there, but this time around, there were a ton of very young children. It was...a lot. The child next to me bashed me a few times while she performed the dance routines for the songs. The very young children in front of us were moving around everywhere while their guardian scrolled mindlessly on their phone. KATSEYE was phenomenal, but the overall concert experience was mixed. What I liked: the concert itself. This tour really allowed the four members currently performing (two are on hiatus) to shine individually as well as within the group. Lara played Unloveu on the piano and sang the first half on her own while Megan, Daniela, and Yoonchae, all had different dance breaks. Almost every song in their discography was performed and it was a thrill to hear newer songs like Pinky Up, Hootie Frutti, That Way, and Iconic By Mistake live. There were themed videos, costume changes, and impressive vocals. 

As for the merchandise, that was also an experience. My husband and I waited in line for about an hour before the show started, but the concert had an 8:00 p.m. start time and we were nowhere near the front of the line by that time. So, my husband kindly continued to wait in line so I could see the show without missing anything. (In the end, the show did not start on time anyway.) I had seen photos of the merchandise online beforehand and knew beforehand that I wanted a KATSEYE tracksuit. Though I had made my decision about the merchandise that I wanted to take home with me, the prices were far more than I anticipated. $190 CDN for the tour hoodie (with cat ears on the hood) and $143 CDN for the tour trackpants. Wild indeed. I love band merchandise and have all sorts in my closet, but this is without a doubt the most that I have ever spent on it. All in all, the KATSEYE concert was a positive experience because I love the band so much. The crowd was a lot to deal with and the merchandise was massively overpriced, but it still meant a lot to be able to see my favourite band in person. 

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Are you a fan of KATSEYE? Do you have any concerts on your calendar in the next little while?