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DPR Live On Tour
Hong Da-bin, better known by his stage name DPR Live, is a South Korean rapper and singe. The heartthrob from Seoul has taken the hip-hop community by storm with his charismatic charm and demanding stage presence. DPR Live shows his audience the utmost respect, being sure to stop multiple times throughout his concerts to share with his fans how grateful he is for them. It serves as a touching moment that shows how genuine and passionate the young star is about his music career and fanbase. DPR Live's current tour will see him traveling throughout the United States and Canada in 2022, bringing venues such as the Fillmore (Minneapolis) to capacity. DPR Live has a way of heating up the stage and engaging the entire crowd. Need an escape? Buy your tickets now and get lost in the smooth rap and irresistible light beats DPR Live has to offer.
DPR Live In Concert
Hong Da-bin came up with his stage name DPR Live (the DPR stands for Dream Perfect Regime). The name comes from the label he co-founded with Ian, Cream and REM -- all of whom have adopted the DPR acronym to their stage name. Hong was born on January 1, 1993, in Seoul, South Korea. He eventually moved to Guam, an experience he talks about in his song "To Whoever." Hong Da-bin had a plan to pursue higher education, working on a psychology and philosophy degree. It wasn't until he was called to attend mandatory military duty in South Korea that he relied on his music to get him through. While in the South Korean military, Hong decided he would put academics on hold to go after his musical dreams. He began to write and compose music while serving his time in the military and hasn't stopped since. DPR Live released his debut EP Coming to You Live in 2017. He followed that up with a second EP, Her, which was released in 2017. The two EPs caught the attention of his followers, and he began working hard for several years to perfect his debut album. DPR Live released his studio album --Is Anybody Out There? -- in 2020, followed by 2021's IITE Cool. DPR Live has an inspiring life story that only fuels his creative mind. His fanbase around the world can't wait to see what he brings to the table next.
Honestly, despite not being able to see them from afar, I had to rely on my phone, but I still enjoyed it. Singing and rapping live, it was honestly a great experience. They did have to stop (especially ian) because of the crowd pushing forward, so I respect them caring for their fans!! I honestly hope to see them live again!!
I HAD A VERY FUN TIME IT WAS THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE PLEASE COME BACK TO D.C OMG
I went with my daughter to the Atlanta show, and while we’re both deep fans of DPR Live, DPR IAN was also AMAZING. They were both still getting over Covid, but they performed at the height of their talent. I cannot get over how amazing the show was and I really need for them to come back again soon!
LITERALLY GAVE ME LIFE AND MADE ME APPRECIATE MY LIFE MORE THAN I SHOULD! I WAS DOWN AND DEPRESSED AND DPR CURED ME!
Literally the best concert ever. I loved watching Dabin and Christian perform their heart and soul out on stage.
Venue staff was really kind and caring while we waited for the event to start. Overall amazing experience and the performers did such an amazing show!
DPR did not disappoint. I've been waiting to see them for a few years now. I appreciated the rescheduling from their September date. It was concerning that a few people in the audience were needing space and water that the artists had to pause numerous times. It was great that the artists noticed and paused when needed but that means the proactive crowd control by staff could have been managed a bit better especially when there was plenty of space in the back. I avoided pushing forward for fear of crowding the audience members in the front but audiences can be unpredictable. Other than that it was a great show. I can't wait to see them again if they come to Houston.
had a really great time seeing dpr! the venue process was okay, nothing too hectic and lines were pretty orderly. the ac in the venue was fine too. vip process went pretty smoothly and staff was nice. they also did a decent job at servicing people who fainted during the concert. they sent water pretty quickly. i must mention that DPR themselves were the ones to point these people out though. without them, the staff probably wouldn’t have known! overall a good time!! oh and the music could be just a little louder next time. also the lighting wasn’t too good.
I went as a casual dpr listener, I left wanting to have Christian’s babies A great freaking show. Would attend 10x more.
the concert was so so amazing and i even got to meet all of dpr outside afterwards!! but the southside ballroom venue was messy, they did not organize the lines and me and my friends had to help seperate GA and Early Entry while m&g was getting checked in. should not have been having to do the venues job where’s my paycheck lol
