K-pop legend Cho Yong-pil is returning to the stage with a historic solo concert—marking the 80th anniversary of Korea's liberation and his first KBS performance in nearly three decades.
🎤 "This Moment, Forever"—Legendary Stage Set for September 6
On July 11, KBS officially announced its large-scale production "80th Liberation Anniversary Special: This Moment, Forever – Cho Yong-pil", confirming a long-awaited solo concert from the icon.
The concert will be held on September 6 at Gocheok Sky Dome, with all seats free of charge.
This performance marks Cho Yong-pil's first solo stage on KBS since 1997's "Big Show", making it a monumental return after 28 years. KBS noted that the network had been reaching out to Cho for years, hoping to make this moment a reality.
🏆 The Living Legend of K-pop
Cho Yong-pil is a pioneer in Korean music history:
- First Korean artist to sell over 1 million copies of a single album
- First to surpass 10 million in total domestic album sales
- First Korean recipient of Japan's Golden Disc Award
- First artist to sell out Seoul's Olympic Main Stadium
📺 A Once-in-a-Generation Concert for All Ages
KBS shared, "It's a tremendous honor to finally present Cho Yong-pil's solo concert—a stage that transcends generations in Korea. As a public broadcaster, we're proud to be part of this history."
The special concert "This Moment, Forever – Cho Yong-pil" will also air during the Chuseok holiday on KBS 2TV, allowing fans across the country to experience the legacy from home.
