[PHOTO] 2AM Turns into Femme Fatals in Seoul Concert

2AM members Jinwoon (second to left), Seulong (center), Jo Kwon (second to right) and Changmin (right) pose together in red-hot costumes during their Seoul concert of the first Asian tour "The Way of Love," held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, Korea on November 24 and 25, 2012. [CJ E&M]

Male quintet 2AM has excited their fans with surprising performances.

The four Balladeers transformed themselves into four-member girl group SISTAR and performed glamorous "Alone" after singing hit tunes of Girls’ Generation TTS, Secret, 2NE1 and Big Bang to spice up the 150-minute Seoul concert, “The Way of Love,” held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, Korea on November 24 and 25.

The harmonious vocals then staged special solo performances in gratitude for their fans as they wrapped up their first Asian tour which opened its curtains in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan since last September.

The “This Song” singers are set to share the stage with Beast, Dynamic Duo, Brave Guys and Norazo during the 2012 Super Concert which will hit the Bexco, Busan on December 15.

2AM member Jo Kwon (center) readies for his performance of solo tune "I'm Da One" during their Seoul concert of the first Asian tour "The Way of Love," held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, Korea on November 24 and 25, 2012. [CJ E&M]

2AM member Seulong croons a song during their Seoul concert of the first Asian tour "The Way of Love," held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, Korea on November 24 and 25, 2012. [CJ E&M]

2AM member Changmin performs a rock and roll tune during their Seoul concert of the first Asian tour "The Way of Love," held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, Korea on November 24 and 25, 2012. [CJ E&M]

2AM member Jinwoon plays a piano during their Seoul concert of the first Asian tour "The Way of Love," held at the Olympic Hall in Seoul, Korea on November 24 and 25, 2012. [CJ E&M]

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