"Carol Master"Singer Stella Jang (C) Youtube
SEOUL – Singer Stella Jang, a beloved figure often dubbed the "Carol Master" by her fans, has officially confirmed her annual Christmas concert, promising to fill the holiday season with her signature warm and cheerful music. Titled 'Winterstella 2025: snowy,' the concert series will be produced by NHN LINK (CEO Wang Moon-ju) and is set to take place throughout December.
Stella Jang is renowned among her fanbase for her deep enthusiasm for Christmas. This dedication is evident in her past holiday projects: in December 2017, she connected with fans through a unique event, uploading a new carol cover video to her Instagram every day for 23 consecutive days. Her commitment to the festive spirit culminated in the release of her carol album, Winterstella, in 2022.
Adding to the excitement, Stella Jang is scheduled to release a brand new single, also titled 'snowy,' today at 6 PM KST across major music streaming platforms, including Bugs.
The 'Winterstella 2025: snowy' concert will span four days: December 20th, 21st, 24th, and 25th, and will be held at the ECC Youngsan Hall at Ewha Womans University. The concert name itself is a meaningful fusion, incorporating the titles of her two winter albums (Winterstella and the new single snowy). Attendees can anticipate a true Christmas concept performance, featuring a rich selection of Stella Jang's popular carols and holiday tracks.
An official from NHN LINK stated, "We are preparing a stage where audiences can enjoy not only Stella Jang's diverse existing carol catalog but also her new single, 'snowy.' This concert, filled with Stella Jang’s uniquely warm and bright carols, is sure to make this winter's Christmas truly special."
Tickets for the highly anticipated Stella Jang Christmas concert will be sold exclusively through Ticketlink, with sales beginning at 8 PM KST on November 14th. Fans are advised to secure their tickets early for what is expected to be one of the most heartwarming musical events of the holiday season.
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