Big Ocean Delivers Moving 'Cold Moon' Performance with Wheelchair Dancers

The first hard of hearing Korean boy group Big Ocean delivered an artful stage.

Big Ocean appeared on MBC M’s “Show Champion,” which aired today (25), performing “Cold Moon,” one of the double title tracks from their third mini album “THE GREATEST BATTLE.” The group drew viewers in with a lyrical mood.

Showing a rhythmic take on “Cold Moon,” Big Ocean revealed a different shade of emotion from the intensity they displayed with their other title track, “One Man Army.” In particular, they completed a special stage with two wheelchair dancers, once again proving Big Ocean’s identity of breaking boundaries through music.

On the 24th, Big Ocean also performed on the KBS1 special broadcast “Silver Sprint, Golden Resonance: Meeting Paralympic Heroes.” As the program featured conversations with athletes of the 2026 Paralympics, Big Ocean delivered a warm, hopeful moment with their debut song “Glow.”

Big Ocean’s third mini album “THE GREATEST BATTLE” captures the group’s fiercest battles against prejudice since debut and declares that they are alive in this very moment. “Cold Moon,” one of the double title tracks, takes the moon as its motif and portrays the restraint gained after hard-fought battles.

Meanwhile, Big Ocean will embark on a U.S. tour next month: Chicago (Illinois) on the 10th, New York on the 12th, Minneapolis (Minnesota) on the 14th, Washington, D.C. on the 16th, Atlanta (Georgia) on the 19th, Dallas (Texas) on the 21st, Kansas City (Missouri) on the 23rd, Los Angeles (California) on the 24th, and Raleigh (North Carolina) on the 26th.

Photo: MBC M “Show Champion” 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)