Rock legend Yim Jae-beum commemorates four decades of music with a nationwide tour bearing his moniker
Veteran rock singer Yim Jae-beum is set to embark on a nationwide concert tour titled "I Am Yim Jae-beum" in November. The tour, which kicks off in Daegu on the 28th of November, will also visit Incheon in December and Seoul next year.
The tour will see Yim Jae-beum taking his audience through his 40-year career, with a concert set list that includes songs from Sinawe days, "Confession," "The Flight," and "For You." A prerelease track titled "Greetings" has already been released and is currently on music charts.
Yim Jae-beum described his musical journey as a "long trek" and expressed feelings of intimidation when making a single note with his voice. However, he is grateful to his loyal fans for standing by him throughout his career and for being a driving force for him to get back on stage and make new music.
The singer has faced many personal ups and downs throughout his career, but he remains focused on finishing his tasks well before considering long-term plans. No specific release date for the upcoming album has been announced yet, but it is known that the songs will be easy and comfortable for people to listen to.
Yim Jae-beum often questions himself about the direction of his music, but for now, he is concentrating on his nationwide tour. He expressed his hope that his fans would join him for his upcoming concert and shared his feelings of excitement about performing live again.
More details about the dates and venues for the tour will be announced later. In the meantime, fans can look forward to an unforgettable experience as Yim Jae-beum takes them on a journey through his illustrious career. Yim Jae-beum's eighth full-length album is currently in production, and fans can expect more updates in the coming months.
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