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Time of India
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
When Legends Meet, Even the Guitars Blush: The Surprising Duet of Lee Seung-gi and Jeon In-kwon
Lee Seung-gi and Jeon In-kwon A Reunion Eight Years in the Making: Music Ages, Passion Never Does Imagine the electric air as two icons-Lee Seung-gi and Jeon In-kwon, each from a different musical era-take the same stage after eight years. This isn't just nostalgia; it's a collision of legends for the music program 'Live Wire' (premiering August 1). The last time they stood together was in 2017. Years sped by, but their fire for music never cooled. With MCs Jung Jae-hyung and Code Kunst ready to fuel the energy, this union might just create musical fireworks bright enough to illuminate the whole country. Even Legends Have a Soft Side: Real Behind-the-Scenes Stories Jeon In-kwon has that imposing, rock-god image thanks to his deep voice and stage aura. But Lee Seung-gi spills the truth: "People think Jeon In-kwon is a tough guy, but he's actually so warm and a bit adorably clumsy!" Instead of a stone-faced legend, he's that mentor who occasionally fumbles his notes-and laughs about it. Meanwhile, Seung-gi shares that music isn't just talent; it's hard work and lots of soul-searching: "Recently, I keep reflecting. Music and singing are still the most exciting things in my life." The Dream: Creating the Song That Everyone Knows Instantly Lee Seung-gi isn't aiming for just any hit. He wants a song that 90% of the country can recognize in the first 3 seconds. That's a serious ambition in a nation of more than 51 million! "If I can make that kind of song, nothing would make me happier," he says. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Enjoy 100% Pure New Zealand and fly Air New Zealand Fly Air New Zealand Undo Imagine a melody wafting from late-night cafes to city squares-a soundtrack everyone knows and loves. His goal: to leave a mark on Korean music history. More Than a Performance: Generation Meets Generation This duet is more than a show. It's a bridge between the wisdom and charisma of Jeon In-kwon and the youthful, ever-curious drive of Lee Seung-gi. The message is simple yet powerful: greatness is built on endless learning, sweat, and the courage to reinvent yourself, again and again. About Lee Seung-gi Lee Seung-gi is a celebrated multi-hyphenate-singer, actor, and MC-often called "the nation's little brother" in Korea. He debuted in 2004 with the megahit "Because You're My Woman" and has since been loved for his constant self-improvement and heartfelt musical approach. From dramas to variety shows, Lee Seung-gi continues to push boundaries and challenge himself, earning admiration as an ever-evolving artist. About Jeon In-kwon Jeon In-kwon, the legendary leader of the rock band Deulgukhwa, is one of Korea's most respected vocalists. Since the 1980s, he's earned deep respect for his heartfelt lyrics, unique voice, and sincerity that runs through all his work. His inspiring mix of charisma, humanity, and musical passion shines in every performance. Even now, he keeps collaborating with younger artists, proving that timeless artistry can always find fresh color.
Korea Herald
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
K-Rock legend Jeon In-kwon returns with 40th anniversary concert 'The Final Resonance'
The iconic voice of Deulgukhwa will have two shows this September, unveiling a new song Korean rock legend Jeon In-kwon is set to return to the stage with a career-defining concert marking his 40-year musical journey. As the lead vocalist of the band Deulgukhwa and one of Korea's most influential rock musicians, Jeon will hold his 40th anniversary concert titled 'The Final Resonance' on Sept. 20 and 21 at Yonsei University's Grand Auditorium in Seoul. Deulgukhwa's debut album "Deulgukhwa," released in 1985, opened a new chapter in Korean rock, selling over one million copies and earning its place as a classic. Jeon and Deulgukhwa are widely recognized as pioneers who brought Korean rock into the mainstream. Throughout his career, Jeon has voiced resistance, hope and the struggles of youth through hit songs such as 'March,' 'That's My Own World,' 'Please' and 'Don't Worry, My Dear.' The upcoming concert will feature both Deulgukhwa and Jeon's iconic songs, along with the premiere performance of a brand-new track celebrating his 40th anniversary. 'I want to repay the fans who have loved my music for the past 40 years with my very best voice on stage,' Jun shared through his agency. Tickets will go on sale starting at noon on Tuesday via NOL Ticket and Ticketlink.
