Say Sue Me dominates Pentaport stage with 'In This Mess' live performance

The band Say Sue Me has reignited the intense energy of the 2026 Pentaport Rock Festival. Performing on the festival stage in Busan, Say Sue Me captivated the crowd with their signature lyrical yet powerful sound.

Say Sue Me reached the peak of their performance by presenting 'In This Mess.' The members—vocalist Choi Su-mi, guitarist Kim Byeong-gyu, bassist Kim Jae-young, and drummer Im Seong-wan—unified their individual performances to heighten the festival atmosphere. In particular, the audio mixing by Kim Byeong-gyu enhanced the quality of the performance, vividly conveying the liveliness of the scene.

Enthusiastic response following The Jesus and Mary Chain cover

The highlight of the set was the cover song. Say Sue Me performed 'Sometimes Always' by The Jesus and Mary Chain. This performance, which featured vocalist Choi Su-mi, maintained the essence of the original while adding Say Sue Me's unique flair, drawing a massive reaction from the crowd.

The chemistry between the members on stage was perfect. Choi's vocals delicately traced the emotional lines of the song, while the rhythm section of Kim, Kim, and Im provided a solid foundation. Their moments of making eye contact and connecting with the audience throughout the performance maximized the free-spirited atmosphere of the festival.

"Unstoppable Dance": A festival record united with the audience

Say Sue Me summarized the message of this performance with the phrase "NOBODY CAN STOP WE DANCE AS EVERYBODY KNOWS." Like a declaration that no one can stop dancing because everyone knows, the audience filling the front of the stage swayed to Say Sue Me's music and enjoyed the festival.

The footage of the 2026 Pentaport Rock Festival was vividly captured through video work by Choweol Video. The stage delivered by Say Sue Me remains a moment that proved the core energy of the festival, transcending the domestic indie scene.