Nolza Live in Seoul

December. 21,2011

Rating：

5.2

Genre：

Music

Keywords：

Concert Pop

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Nolza was the first concert by 2NE1. The tour was performed one month after the release of 2nd Mini Album by the group. It took place over a duration of three days in Seoul, South Korea, at the Seoul Olympic Stadium. The show was followed by the DVD release, 1st Live Concert (Nolza!) Live in Seoul. The DVD was released in South Korea and Japan.

Lee Chae-rin as

Sandara Park as

Park Bom as

Gong Min-ji as

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