AMBIO : First busking in Seoul

Anaïs 22 August 2026 2 min read

The boy group AMBIO successfully wraps up its very first busking performance in the streets of Seoul.

AMBIO is a young group under E ENTERTAINMENT that made its official debut on March 18, 2026, after releasing three singles between September and November of the previous year: “RUNINN,” “I WISH,” and “CLICK.” The group consists of TETSU, JEESOO, RUONE, KIWON, and SEUNGSANG. The name comes from the phrase “Boys be ambitious,” symbolizing the members’ desire to share messages of courage and hope for the future of young people.

Although they are still a very young group, AMBIO attracted around a hundred fans to the Sinchon area this Thursday, August 20, who came to spend an hour with the five members. During the busking performance, the singers performed their original songs as well as covers of well-known tracks.

AMBIO

They performed the songs “Showtime,” “Blue Splash,” “Runnin,” “Click,” “First Love,” and “I Wish.” As for the covers, the members took turns so that each could showcase their talents in dancing, singing, and rapping. They performed “Live 119” by RIIZE, “I Don’t Bargain” by ALL DAY PROJECT, “예뻐서” by DAY6, “Fact Check” by NCT 127, “Guerrilla” by ATEEZ, “Smoothie” by NCT DREAM, “Don’t Call Me” by SHINee, and “Off My Face” by JUSTIN BIEBER. The variety of styles was greatly appreciated by the audience, who cheered for the group after every performance.

AMBIO – JEESOO

AMBIO – KIWON

AMBIO – SEUNGSANG

AMBIO – TETSU

AMBIO – KIWON

AMBIO – RUONE

AMBIO – SEUNGSANG

AMBIO – TETSU

The hour flew by, and the group kept performing despite the gentle rain beginning to fall over the city. The boys remained cheerful, regularly waving and gesturing to the fans, and even returned to the stage at the end of the busking for an encore, performing “Showtime” once again. Finally, the members thanked the audience for coming in Korean, English, and Japanese, highlighting the group’s international lineup. Indeed, TETSU is Taiwanese, JEESOO is Canadian, RUONE is Japanese, while KIWON and SEUNGSANG are Korean.