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(Kuala Lumpur, April 19) South Korean singer-songwriter WOODZ returned to Malaysia after three years, bringing his world tour Archive. 1 to Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night. The two-hour concert showcased his flawless vocals and stage presence, earning him the title of a “walking CD” among fans.

Rising to fame with Drowning, WOODZ had the crowd chanting “one more time” throughout the night, leading to the chorus being sung together four times. Impressed, he praised Malaysian MOODZ, saying, “You all sing even better than me!”

Opening in a sleek casual outfit with sunglasses, he delivered powerful performances of Bloodline, Downtown, and Dirt on My Leather, while frequently interacting with fans at both sides of the stage. He also greeted the audience in Malay and thanked them for waiting three years.

The show transitioned seamlessly between high-energy tracks like Dayfly, NA NA NA, and Love Me Harder, and emotional ballads including GLASS, CINEMA, and I’ll Never Love Again. During the emotional segment, he jokingly invited fans to “cry together,” creating a playful and memorable moment.

A highlight of the night was his special local cover of Sempurna by Insomniacks, following a tradition from previous tour stops. Despite only practicing for two weeks, his heartfelt delivery and accurate pronunciation impressed the audience.

During the encore, WOODZ performed STOP THAT, I Hate You, and BUMP BUMP, bringing the night to a lively close. He also reflected on his previous visit to Malaysia, where he had been unwell, and expressed gratitude for returning in better health, promising to come back again.

Ending the night with Stray, WOODZ left fans with unforgettable memories and a heartfelt promise to reunite soon.