Lim Young-woong marks 10th anniversary with new songs and stadium concert
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At a glance
- Lim Young-woong will hold the three-day solo concert โIM HERO-THE STADIUM 2โ at Goyang Stadium from the 4th to the 6th.
- He plans to perform all 10 tracks from his special digital album โIM HERO 10โ before its release on the 8th.
- The concert marks his second solo stadium show, following his 2024 performance at Seoul World Cup Stadium, which drew about 100,000 people over two days.
Lim Young-woong is turning his 10th anniversary into a stadium-scale celebration, with a new album making its stage debut before it reaches listeners. From the 4th to the 6th, the singer will hold โIM HERO-THE STADIUM 2โ at the main stadium of Goyang Sports Complex.
The concert comes seven months after his nationwide โIM HERO Tour,โ which sold out all 24 shows across seven cities. This time, Lim will perform every song from โIM HERO 10,โ a special digital album scheduled for release on the 8th. The album includes new songs such as โTto Tto,โ โMoisรฉ,โ โNew York,โ โMay You Be Happy,โ โTo Those of Us Who Have Lived,โ and โBaila.โ It also features remakes of โLove Always Runs Away,โ โGrains of Sand,โ โA bientot,โ and โI Hate You.โ
Lim took part in writing and composing the title track โTto Tto.โ Its music video will be released at 6:16 p.m. on the 7th, one day before the album. The concert will also feature rearranged versions of his established songs, alongside live band performances and choreography.
The show is notable as Limโs second solo stadium concert. His first, held at Seoul World Cup Stadium in May 2024, attracted about 100,000 people over two days. A concert film released that August drew more than 350,000 moviegoers.
Lim debuted with the single โI Hate Youโ in August 2016 and gained wider recognition after winning TV Chosunโs โMister Trotโ in 2020. His 2022 debut studio album, โIM HERO,โ sold 1.1 million copies in its first week. He has since expanded beyond ballads and trot into rock and jazz, while also appearing on television. He received the Best Entertainment Performer award at the 53rd Korea Broadcasting Awards on the 3rd.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.