[Photo Gallery] JUSTB Show True Heart in New York for “SNOW ANGEL” Tour

Photo Cr. Edward A. // KpopWise

There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a room right before a show begins — equal parts anticipation and collective breath-holding. At Racket NYC on April 3rd, that silence lasted exactly as long as it needed to. JUSTB brought their “SNOW ANGEL” tour the stage, and immediately “True Heart” swallowed the room whole.

Moving through the album with cohesive confidence, the group turned this collection of electronic music greatness into a live spectacle, bringing its studio-born energy to the stage in a way that sent fans into a frenzy. 

From “CHEST,” “GOING SOUTH,” “SWEATER,” “BHYT” to the previous tracts like “BULLET” and “MEDUSA”—some that land with a slow, unsettling weight, others that pivot into softer, aching territory, allowing the crowd to exhale all at once. Later, they pulled from songs that coil tension back tight, before unleashing numbers that finally let it snap, sending the floor into genuine pandemonium.

The emotional intelligence on display across the set was striking. JUSTB understand pacing. They know when to let a song breathe and when to push, when to command the room and when to step back and let the music do its work. 

Occupying the set’s more tender middle ground were moments of quiet authority, before the finale arrived as the closer it was always meant to be—delivered with such care and precision that applause felt almost intrusive.

Nestled within the main set, the members stepped out for solo moments, and they used that space differently, showing their personal styles. Sangwoo’s performance of “ilub / gaia” was cathartic, stripping everything back to voice and feeling.

 Bain’s cover of Lady Gaga’s “Judas” was — theatrical, assured, and entirely his own. Siwoo’s take on Keshi’s “Soft Spot” was smooth and soulful, making the quietly devastating indie-R&B gem feel deeply personal. 

Racket NYC is an intimate venue by design — the kind of room where sound wraps around you and there’s nowhere to hide. This level of closeness with fans suits JUSTB the best. Every dynamic shift landed harder, every quiet moment hit deeper, every peak felt earned rather than engineered.

The Snow Angel tour is the sound of a group that has fully stepped into themselves. Whatever comes next, New York got to witness it up close — and that, above all, it was a time for ONLY B to remember. 

Photography by Edward A. @mrpenguin28 | Full Gallery