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Entertainment agency DSP Media, which manages idol groups KARA and SS501, is holding a concert in commemoration of the company’s 22nd anniversary.
“DSP Festival” will be held on Dec. 14 at Jamsil Indoor Stadium.
The concert lineup currently includes KARA, SS501, Rainbow, Oh Jong-hyuk and A-JAX.
“This festival will highlight the agency’s 22-year history,” a representative for DSP Media stated, adding, “The agency is currently organizing performances by other stars that have a history with DSP Media.”
The final lineup has not been announced yet, but many fans are hopeful for a possible reunion of popular late-1990s groups such as boy bands Sechs Kies and Click-B, and girl band Fin.K.L. Most members of the three groups are currently still working in the entertainment industry.
Proceeds from the concert will be donated to a charity helping underprivileged multicultural families. The final lineup and details for concert ticket reservations will be available next week.
By Cha Yo-rim (yorimcha@heraldcorp.com)
“DSP Festival” will be held on Dec. 14 at Jamsil Indoor Stadium.
The concert lineup currently includes KARA, SS501, Rainbow, Oh Jong-hyuk and A-JAX.
“This festival will highlight the agency’s 22-year history,” a representative for DSP Media stated, adding, “The agency is currently organizing performances by other stars that have a history with DSP Media.”
The final lineup has not been announced yet, but many fans are hopeful for a possible reunion of popular late-1990s groups such as boy bands Sechs Kies and Click-B, and girl band Fin.K.L. Most members of the three groups are currently still working in the entertainment industry.
Proceeds from the concert will be donated to a charity helping underprivileged multicultural families. The final lineup and details for concert ticket reservations will be available next week.
By Cha Yo-rim (yorimcha@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
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