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K-pop group 2AM is holding its “NOCTURNE” concert on Dec. 7-8 at the Olympic Handball Stadium in Seoul.
The group’s agency, Big Hit Entertainment, released a statement on Friday that the year-end concert would be a musical drama with different stories woven throughout the performances.
The concert will be the group’s first big gig since it released its second album, “One Spring Day,” in March.
Ever since 2AM’s first Christmas concert in 2010, 2AM has held year-end concerts to celebrate the season and to wrap up the year.
The ballad group with members Jo Kwon, Lim Seul-ong, Jung Jin-woon and Lee Chang-min debuted in 2008, alongside its sister group 2PM, which focuses more on dance beats and acrobatic moves.
Concert tickets are available at Interpark.com and Yes24.com.
By Cha Yo-rim (yorimcha@heraldcorp.com)
The group’s agency, Big Hit Entertainment, released a statement on Friday that the year-end concert would be a musical drama with different stories woven throughout the performances.
The concert will be the group’s first big gig since it released its second album, “One Spring Day,” in March.
Ever since 2AM’s first Christmas concert in 2010, 2AM has held year-end concerts to celebrate the season and to wrap up the year.
The ballad group with members Jo Kwon, Lim Seul-ong, Jung Jin-woon and Lee Chang-min debuted in 2008, alongside its sister group 2PM, which focuses more on dance beats and acrobatic moves.
Concert tickets are available at Interpark.com and Yes24.com.
By Cha Yo-rim (yorimcha@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
