Singer Jang Minho successfully concluded his solo concert "Hoshijeol: 9.11MHz" in Incheon.

Jang Minho held the solo concert "Hoshijeol: 9.11MHz," marking the start of his nationwide tour, over two days on the 27th and 28th at Songdo Convensia in Incheon. The concert, themed around "radio" and "frequency," featured 28 songs spanning generations over approximately 180 minutes, offering the audience a diverse stage.

The concert began with "Holrodoen Sarang," the title track from his tribute album released last October. He then conveyed deep emotions with songs like "Hangyeryeong" and "Nae Gyeote Isseoju," delivering profound resonance with his unwavering vocals.

Notably, Jang Minho performed "Hwiririk" and "Pungak-eul Ullyeora!" accompanied by traditional Korean instruments such as the daegeum, haegeum, and gayageum on a Korean traditional music-themed stage. Wearing hanbok added a unique emotional touch. He then led the audience in sing-alongs and enthusiastic responses with his signature songs like "Yeonriji," "Nae Ireum Asijyo," and "Namjaneun Malhamnida."

A special stage prepared during the concert also heightened the atmosphere. Jang Minho performed a medley of nostalgic dance songs, including Uhm Jung-hwa's "Chodae" and Kim Jong-kook's "Sarangseureowo," eliciting enthusiastic reactions from fans. He also presented a warm performance of his self-composed song "Joeun Sijeol," released as a Christmas gift last year.

Throughout the concert, Jang Minho showed thoughtful consideration for his fans. He personally provided commemorative blankets and photo cards to all attendees over the two days and supplied bottled water inside the venue for the convenience of the audience.

Based on energetic band sounds, Jang Minho delivered an explosive level of immersion and successfully completed the concert. He expressed, "I am truly happy to be able to start and end each year with you all," adding, "With this emotion, I will go to meet fans in more cities."

Jang Minho will continue his nationwide tour concerts in six cities including Daegu, Busan, Daejeon, Gwangju, and Seoul until March next year.

[Source: Provided by Ho Entertainment]