K-Pop stars are in talks of performing at a North-South Korea collaborative concert.
On January 29, MBC's 'News Desk' exclusively reported that singer BoA, Lee Juk, Jung In, pianist Son Yeol Eum, indie band Red Chair, traditional Korean music artist Yoo Tae Pyeongyang, and an unnamed popular idol group have been requested to perform at North Korea and South Korea's collaboration concert taking place at Mount Kumgang on February 4.
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In response to the report, Lee Juk and BoA's agencies stated that it's true they've received performance requests from the government, however, nothing is yet confirmed.
The upcoming event will be the first North and South collaboration concert since visits to Mount Kumgang was prohibited in 2008.
Stay tuned for updates.
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