Singer-songwriter Lee Seung-yoon appeared on KBS 2TV's "The Seasons - 10CM's Ssedam Ssedam" to celebrate its 3rd anniversary. On the broadcast on the 6th, Lee Seung-yoon performed a total of four songs, elevating the atmosphere on site. He appeared as the 14th guest of the "Indie 30th Anniversary Grand Project - Life Music."

Lee Seung-yoon opened with "PunKanon," released last August. This song is a punk-style rearrangement of "Canon," a track from his third full-length album "Yeokseong." With his refreshing vocals, the audience stood up as soon as the song started, sharing the intense energy.

On stage, Lee Seung-yoon shared the story of how he learned guitar through Panic's "Waiting" and dreamed of becoming a rock star, as well as his experience participating in a college music festival. He also talked about his busking performances at live clubs, senior centers, and traditional markets, and passionately sang "Namhaengyeolcha" on the spot upon request.

Lee Seung-yoon performed his original songs "Today Again" and "The Moon Is Really Pretty" accompanied by the melody of an acoustic guitar. He said, "I sing thinking that this song belongs to the audience here," and chose "To the Heart That Wants to Be Found," which many consider a life song, as the final track. This song is a long piece over six minutes, featuring intense band sounds and insightful messages.

Last year, Lee Seung-yoon was recognized for his musicality and influence by winning three awards at the 22nd Korean Music Awards: Musician of the Year, Best Rock Song, and Best Modern Rock Song. He has been nominated for Best Rock Song at the upcoming 23rd Korean Music Awards on the 26th with "PunKanon."

Lee Seung-yoon is an artist who has conquered major domestic and international festivals as a key figure in the band scene. He is scheduled to appear as a headliner at "The Glow 2026," held at KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, on March 21. Lee Seung-yoon's active activities demonstrate that he continues to exert influence in the music industry.