EDAM ENTERTAINMENT
In a captivating cinematic celebration, the live recording of IU's monumental 2022 concert is set to illuminate theaters across the nation next month. The event pays tribute to the groundbreaking achievement of the acclaimed singer, who triumphantly filled the Olympic Main Stadium, a feat unparalleled for a Korean female soloist in the realm of music.
Titled "IU Concert: The Golden Hour," the film reverently echoes the name of the concert itself, "The Golden Hour: Under the Orange Sun." A spectacular visual and sonic journey, the concert unfolded twice at the iconic Olympic Main Stadium located in southern Seoul on September 17 and 18 of the preceding year.
During these two extraordinary evenings, IU enchanted a staggering 80,000 fervent fans with her magnetic stage presence and soul-stirring vocals. The setlist featured a meticulously curated selection of her 25 most beloved hits, spanning her illustrious discography. From chart-toppers like "Celebrity" (2021) and "YOU&I" (2011), to timeless classics like "Good Day" (2010), IU's musical prowess took center stage. The concerts themselves were elevated by captivating visual elements, including a hot air balloon, a mesmerizing drone show, and an awe-inspiring display of fireworks.
Renowned for her impeccable vocal artistry and skillful songwriting, IU stands as one of South Korea's foremost solo female artists, with an indelible impact on the country's music landscape.
Although IU has dedicated substantial time to her burgeoning acting career, her influence within the music sphere remains undeniable. While her musical output has experienced a lull since December 2021, with her sole feature being a collaboration on a single for artist Kang Seung-won in January 2022, IU has reassured her fervent fanbase that she will be making her much-anticipated return to the music scene this year. Despite the anticipation, the release of a new song from the beloved artist is yet to grace the airwaves.
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Kang In sig, insig6622@naver.com
