Silla University-Operated Busan Youth Independence Support Center Successfully Hosts 'Sharing Happiness! Small Traveling Concert'

Busan Youth Independence Support Center (Hybrid Type), operated by Silla University (President: Heo Namsik), successfully hosted the 'Sharing Happiness! Small Traveling Concert' in collaboration with local office worker bands and busking teams in Busan.

The working band "Monday Night," which held a visiting performance for youth at the Busan Youth Independence Support Center (hybrid type). Photo by Silla University

On July 26, the office worker band 'Monday Night' and the busking team 'DM Studio', both active in the Busan area, visited the Busan Youth Independence Support Center (Hybrid Type) to support the dreams of young people and share an enjoyable time together.

This concert was organized by 'Monday Night' as part of the 'Youth Community Support Project' by Busan Metropolitan City and Busan Economic Promotion Agency. Together with 'DM Studio', they created a stage featuring popular songs and encouraging messages that resonated with the youth.

'DM Studio', known for their lively charm, opened the first part of the concert with their own renditions of popular songs such as Akdong Musician's 'Give Love' and GOD's 'One Candle', encouraging audience participation. The band 'Monday Night', known for their powerful performances, continued the second part with energetic songs including 'Butterfly' from the Digimon Adventure OST, 'Letter' by Yudabin Band, and Yoon Dohyun Band's version of 'Red Sunset', allowing the audience to join in the excitement.

Even after the concert ended, the youth and staff gave enthusiastic applause and called for encores, resulting in a performance that lasted longer than originally scheduled.

Jang Juhyun, Director of the Busan Youth Independence Support Center (Hybrid Type), said, "I hope that hope and happiness were delivered to the youth," and added, "I am grateful to both teams for preparing this concert for the youth, and I will continue to strive to create more opportunities for young people to enjoy various performances in the future."