Apink confirms its seventh solo concert in December!
Global Economic Times
Global Economic Times | 2024-10-17 14:15:20
[Global Economic Times] Group Apink meets fans with a year-end concert.
Apink (Park Cho-rong, Yoon Bomi, Jeong Eun-ji, Kim Nam-joo, Oh Ha-young) will hold its seventh solo concert at the KBS Arena in Gangseo-gu, Seoul on December 21st and 22nd.
Apink, who are actively promoting separately and together, will continue their strong activities until the end of the year with this year-end concert. Apink is determined to deliver a special Christmas gift to fans with a variety of stages prepared with great care.
It is especially meaningful as it is a solo performance under Apink's name. Apink successfully completed the fan concert 'Pink drive' in April last year, and surprisingly released the year-end season song 'PINK CHRISTMAS' last year and the fan song 'Wait Me There' this year. .
In addition, Kim Nam-joo's solo fan meeting 'BAD JOO'S', Jeong Eun-ji's solo fan meeting 'Eunji's Bookstore', and Cho Bom (Park Chorong brought joy to fans.
Recently, they gave a great performance in full at the ‘2024 Yeongdongdaero K-POP Concert’.
Apink's Christmas gift, which will celebrate their 13th debut anniversary with a year-end concert, is expected to give fans an unforgettable pink winter.
Apink's seventh solo concert will be held at the KBS Arena in Gangseo-gu, Seoul on December 21st and 22nd, and detailed information will be released later through Apink's official SNS and ticket office.
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