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Pink Villa
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Park Bo Gum announces 10-stop schedule for 2025 fan meeting tour BE WITH YOU: Check dates, cities, and venues
After a two-year break from solo fan meetings, Park Bo Gum is officially back with a full-fledged Asian tour. On May 30, his agency THEBLACKLABEL revealed official posters for his upcoming tour titled BE WITH YOU. This marks his first solo fan meeting circuit since his Cantabile event in 2023. The news immediately sent fans into a frenzy across various social media platforms. The newly released tour posters not only confirmed the Seoul fan meeting dates, but also outlined every stop of the international schedule. It gives fans around Asia a chance to see the actor up close. BE WITH YOU tour: Cities, venues & dates Park Bo Gum 's BE WITH YOU tour will begin in Yokohama, Japan, with two fan meeting events on July 26 and 27. He will then return to his home base for a two-night event in Seoul on August 1 and 2 at the Jangchung Arena. It is a venue known for hosting top-tier concerts and events. From there, the tour will take him to eight additional cities: Singapore – August 14 Kaohsiung (Taiwan) – August 17 Manila (Philippines) – August 22 Bangkok (Thailand) – August 24 Hong Kong – August 29 Jakarta (Indonesia) – August 31 Macao – September 6 Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) – September 13 Park Bo Gum returns with action-comedy drama GOOD BOY While fans are already thrilled about the tour, there's even more reason to celebrate. Park Bo Gum is also returning to the small screen with a brand-new K-drama. Titled GOOD BOY, the series is set to premiere on May 31, 2025, adding momentum to his already jam-packed year. GOOD BOY is a comic-action series that follows a group of former national athletes. They transition into law enforcement officers through a special government recruitment program. Together, they face a corrupt society where their athletic grit is put to the test in their new roles as police officers. Park Bo Gum plays Yoon Dong Ju, a former boxing gold medalist who joins the force as a rookie officer. His character's journey showcases both his physical skills and emotional growth as he adapts to a world of crime, deception, and moral dilemmas. The drama also stars Kim So Hyun, Lee Sang Yi, Heo Sung Tae, and Tae Won Suk in key roles. With both a global fan tour and a major drama release lined up, 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year for Park Bo Gum and his fans worldwide.
Hindustan Times
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Park Bo-gum expresses his love for I-DLE's Minnie: ‘When I heard her voice, I was completely…'
Actor Park Bo-gum recently revealed that he was in love with the voice of I-DLE member Minnie. As reported by Allkpop, the actor recalled their Music Bank World Tour two years ago and spoke about Minnie. I-DLE appeared as a special guest on the latest episode of his music talk show, The Seasons - Park Bo Gum's Cantabile. The Seasons - Park Bo Gum's Cantabile airs every Friday at 11.20 pm KST (7.50 pm IST). (Also Read | When Life Gives You Tangerines: This viral scene between Park Bo Gum and IU was unscripted) Bo-gum talked about I-DLE's latest music release, their rebranding and revealed that he is a fan of the group and listens to their music during his workouts. Bo-gum said that one of the songs he listens to is Senorita and called it "really good". He shared how he met the group for the first met during the Music Bank World Tour two years ago. The I-DLE members shared that they performed together on stage then. Park Bo-gum said, 'That's right. We sang Remember Me. I played the piano and you sang. We didn't have time to rehearse together, but when I heard Minnie's voice through the in-ear monitor, I was completely taken in.' The actor spoke about I-DLE's name change from (G)I-DLE to simply I-DLE. He said, "It's not an easy feat, shall I say, to change a group name." The girl group was formed in 2018 and consists of five members--Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi, and Shuhua. Originally comprising six members, Soojin departed from the group in 2021. I-DLE debuted with the extended play (EP) I Am and its lead single Latata in 2018. Their first studio album was I Never Die (2022) and 2 (2024) was their second studio album. They have delivered several hits such as Latata, Tomboy, Nxde, Queencard and Super Lady. Bo-Gum first gained wide recognition for starring in the television series Reply 1988 (2015–16). He was then seen in Love in the Moonlight (2016), Encounter (2018–19), Record of Youth (2020), When Life Gives You Tangerines (2025), Good Boy (2025), and Seo Bok (2021). In 2020, he released his debut studio album titled Blue Bird in Japan.
Indian Express
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Park Bo Gum reveals he got ghosted by IU's on-screen lover after Tangerines wrap-up: ‘I texted… but no reply'
From Park Bo Gum joking about being ghosted by his co-star, to Chae Seo An quietly grinding through seven part-time jobs even after delivering the mega hit, and Park Hae Joon getting all introspective about playing the 'perfect husband,' When Life Gives You Tangerines might've wrapped, but the stories spilling out after the cameras stopped rolling are as exciting as the plot. Park Bo Gum on getting ghosted by Lee Jun Young On April 25, Park Bo Gum turned host for KBS2TV's The Seasons: Park Bo Gum's Cantabile. He was joined by guests that night, Jeong Eun Ji and Lee Jun Young (both idol-turned-actors). For the night's theme, 'Youth Record,' Eun Ji delivered an electrifying performance, flaunting her knack for hitting high notes, while the other two bonded over banter, confessions, and a bit of industry gossip. But what really gave the audience a good laugh was Bo Gum's unexpected confession. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Also read: IU and Park Bo Gum react to their 'awkward' kiss in Netflix's When Life Gives You Tangerines, reveal 13-year friendship During the event, the Reply 1988 star brought up how he had exchanged numbers with Lee Jun Young (the actor who played the role of Young Beom) during the script reading and wrap-up party for their Netflix drama When Life Gives You Tangerines. With the most innocent expression, Bo-gum said: 'We exchanged numbers, and I sent him a message… but he never replied.' Lee was caught off guard. He scrambled to explain himself, but the audience was already playfully booing him. The video has since gone viral on Naver and X. In the show, Lee's character Young Beom, plays the love interest of IU's character, Yang Geum Myung, when she enrols in Seoul National University. After years of being in an on-again, off-again relationship, the couple doesn't get their happy ending. Young Beom marries a girl chosen by Geum-myung's mother, and a time jump follows, revealing Geum-myung finding happiness with Kim Seon Ho's character. Despite his supporting role, fans loved Lee Jun Young's performance and even rooted for their love story. Chae Seo An's struggle post-filming: 'I was working 7 jobs' While the drama might've been a hit, not everything was sunshine for every cast member involved. One of them is Chae Seo An, who played the role of Yeong Ran (aka Hak's wife). In a recent interview with Harper's BAZAAR Korea, An revealed, she 'worked at a rice cake factory, a cookie factory, an electronics factory, a research facility under a major company, in card terminal manufacturing, door lock production, and assembling PVC/electronic outlets,' until recently she was 'part of a CCTV quality control team.' According to her, post Tangerines, her agency situation was in flux, and there was no clear direction. So what did she do? Chae debuted in 2021 and had earlier appeared in projects like The Witch: Part 2, Moonshine, and Pale Moon. Park Hae Joon reveals how his 'green flag' role changed him Park Hae Joon, who played the older version of Park Bo Gum's character Gwan Sik in the show, revealed in an interview with The Korea Times how playing a character like Gwan Sik, who was a 'walking green forest,' changed him in real life. It made him take a hard look at his own personality. Comparing this role to his previous one, where he played an adulterer in The World of the Married, he shared, 'Gwan Sik made me reflect on my own life. I even questioned whether I deserved to play such a good man.' Park mentioned that after filming, he'd go home, look at his wife, and feel a renewed desire to be better.
