December 27-29, Olympic Park Olympic Hall
Singer Park Jin-young (J.Y. Park) will hold a year-end solo concert 'Still JYP' to commemorate his 30th debut anniversary.
Singer Park Jin-young (J.Y. Park) will hold a year-end solo concert "Still JYP" to celebrate his 30th anniversary since debut. [Photo by JYP Entertainment]
On the 20th, his agency JYP Entertainment announced that Park Jin-young will hold a total of three solo performances titled 'Still JYP' at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul, from December 27 to 29.
Park Jin-young is scheduled to meet fans on stage through a year-end concert after one year, following the year-end concert '80’s Night' held on December 30 and 31 last year. In particular, this year’s performance commemorating his 30th debut anniversary is expected to be highly meaningful for both Park Jin-young and his fans.
Park Jin-young, who debuted in 1994, has been actively working as a singer and a leading producer in the Korean music industry.
With emotional melodies and lyrics such as 'Neo-ui Dwi-eseo' (Behind You) and 'Nal Tteonajima' (Don’t Leave Me), and his unique choreography featured in hit songs like 'Geunyeoneun Yeppeotda' (She Was Pretty) and 'Nan Yeojaga Itneunde' (I Have a Girl), Park Jin-young has made a significant impact on the music scene. He is regarded as the figure who replaced the negative image of 'ttanttara' (a derogatory term for dance singers) with his distinctive style.
Earlier, on the afternoon of the 16th, Park Jin-young raised expectations for the year-end concert by showcasing his major hit songs with band sounds and dazzling performances on KBS Chuseok Special Project 'Ttanttara JYP'. Additionally, he shared the stage with juniors he produced, including g.o.d, Bi, Wonder Girls, 2PM, and TWICE, receiving favorable reviews from both the audience and viewers.
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