”100 performances achieved” A commemorative concert attended by many stars, from IU, BTS V & J-HOPE to G-DRAGON...

Singer and actress IU became the first female solo singer to perform at the Sangam World Cup Stadium in Seoul. Furthermore, amidst her 100th performance since her debut, stars also showed their fangirling towards IU and released photos as evidence, creating a lot of buzz.

　IU's world tour encore concert ‘2024 IU HEREH WORLD TOUR CONCERT ENCORE : THE WINNING’ was held at Sangam World Cup Stadium on the 21st and 22nd last year.

　IU's concert on this day consisted of five themes and was the culmination of her five-month tour, which began with a performance at KSPO DOME in Seoul on the 2nd March this year and went on to 18 cities. In particular, as it was IU's 100th performance, she said "From a singer's point of view, every performance is important, but all the fans counted the number of performances. I am grateful to my fans for telling me this. Thanks to them I know how much they love me."

　He continued "I don't know how much longer I have to do this before my singing career comes to an end, but I hope you will continue to count my performances in the future, because this is my 100th performance, which is like celebrating a baby's 100th day of life. I have a lot to say, but I tried my best to convey it in song. Thanks to you, I was able to do it. Thanks to you, I was able to do a world tour and live a luxurious life," she said, overflowing with emotion.

　On the 21st, actress Koh So-yeon wrote on her SNS story, "A healing message with my heart. Serious message. A very beautiful stage scale" and showed a two-shot with IU. The actress also showed off her fan-favourite look as she gave a ‘good sign’ to the camera. Koh So-yeon also attended a concert with singer G-DRAGON (BIGBANG). She also attracted attention when she showed her dancing figure to the public.

　V of the Korean boy group BTS, who appeared in the music video for IU's ‘Love wins all’ in January this year and played a couple with IU, also watched the concert with member J-HOPE. While in the army, he took a leave of absence and left behind photographic evidence of him dancing and saluting to IU's music. Here, he added warmth by leaving a message of support "Congratulations on your 100th concert."