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2PM's Jang Wooyoung to Hold Solo Concert on September 27-28... After 7 Years

Seunghun Ji
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2025-08-13 22:31:11
Jang Wooyoung's solo concert poster. Photo | JYP Entertainment
Jang Wooyoung's solo concert poster. Photo | JYP Entertainment

Jang Wooyoung, a member of the group 2PM, will hold a solo performance in Seoul on September 27 and 28, meeting with fans.

His agency, JYP Entertainment, posted the '2025 Jang Wooyoung Concert Half Half' poster on Jang Wooyoung's official SNS channel on the afternoon of the 13th. According to the announcement, Jang Wooyoung will hold a total of 2 solo concerts at YES24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul on September 27-28.

The released poster captures the contrasting atmospheres of day and night. A vibrant night sky filled with fireworks unfolds over a daytime garden filled with green grass and pots. The concert title 'Half Half' signifies the intention to fully showcase the musical charm of artist Jang Wooyoung, from sensory and energetic performances to stages centered around delicate and high-quality sound.

This concert marks the first solo concert in over 7 years since his first solo concert in 2018, generating high expectations. Known as a 'born dancer' and 'performance master,' as well as a talented singer-songwriter who has created numerous K-pop hits, Jang Wooyoung's multifaceted charm is expected to be conveyed even closer to fans this fall.

Tickets for Jang Wooyoung's solo concert are available for reservation on YES24, with pre-sales for his official fan club starting on the 18th from 8 PM to 11:59 PM, and for HOTTEST 9th generation members on the 20th from 8 PM to 11:59 PM. General sales will open on the 22nd at 8 PM, and more details can be found on Jang Wooyoung's official SNS channel.

Meanwhile, Jang Wooyoung made a welcome solo comeback in June with 'Simple Dance.' He continues to showcase his presence in various fields such as music and entertainment, and is expected to remain active in the second half of 2025.

[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]

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