TRENDZ Takes Over Warsaw With "On My Knees" Europe Tour
This marked TRENDZ’s third visit to Poland, and the impressive turnout and fan dedication proved that the Polish audience still can't get enough. On October 20, 2026, the group took the stage at Warsaw’s Proxima club as part of their On My Knees Europe Tour.
Photography by Aleksandra Smoczyńska
While they continue to enjoy steady popularity in the country, the group had to navigate some lineup challenges this time around. Havit was absent from the European leg, and ra.L performed with an injured arm. Despite the injury, ra.L didn't sit the show out. Although he had to step to the side during the most demanding choreography, he kept up with the group throughout, actively participating in the routines and maintaining a strong connection with the crowd.
Photography by Aleksandra Smoczyńska
Opening the show with New Dayz was an absolute bullseye. The fans belted out every single word right from the start, generating the loudest cheers of the night. The setlist flowed seamlessly through dynamic tracks like Chameleon and Kart Racer, allowing the artists to showcase their fierce stage presence.
Midway through the set, a surprise awaited as Eunil took over the stage for a solo cover of Justin Bieber and The Kid Laroi’s Stay. Right after, the group split into units to treat the audience to a series of dance covers, including BTS’s I Need U, ATEEZ’s Bad, Cortis’s Red Red, and ENHYPEN’s Bloody Paradise. It was also an interesting—and highly welcomed—surprise for the fans when the group included their Japanese-language track, Which Way Is Love, in the setlist.
The interaction with the Warsaw crowd was just as intense as the performances themselves. During their ments, the members constantly engaged with the fans, and a spontaneous "kocham was" dropped in Polish from the stage was met with a massive roar. The energy on the floor was so contagious that toward the end of the concert, fans gathered at the back of the venue formed a spontaneous conga line, moving through the club to the beat. Blown away by the wild reactions and loud fanchants, TRENDZ emphasized no less than four times during their speeches how much they loved the Polish atmosphere, promising they would definitely return.
Photography by Aleksandra Smoczyńska
The night was capped off with an extended encore featuring My Way, Forever More, and Gen Conmigo, before officially closing out with Ddoo Ddoo. Fans refused to let the group leave the stage, stretching those final minutes out as long as possible. The Proxima show proved that TRENDZ can maintain an excellent pace and put on a stellar performance even with an incomplete lineup, and that their bond with the European audience is built on genuine, raw concert energy.
Review by Aleksandra Smoczyńska
Photography by Aleksandra Smoczyńska
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