J.Y. Park is set to make this year-end season extra special! After all seats for his solo concert Still JYP sold out in record time, additional tickets will now be made available to meet the overwhelming demand from fans.

The Still JYP concert celebrates J.Y. Park's 30th debut anniversary and will take place from December 27 to 29 at the Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul. This highly anticipated event marks his first year-end concert since last year’s 80’s Night.

Fans were quick to snatch up every ticket during the September pre-sale, making the announcement of extra seats a thrilling surprise.

The newly added tickets will go on sale on December 13 at 2 PM through Interpark, YES24, and Naver Reservations. Fans can find more details on J.Y. Park's official social media channels.

As a "living legend" in the Korean music industry, J.Y. Park has delivered countless hits like Don’t Leave Me, Proposal Song, She Was Pretty, and I Have a Woman. Known for his high-energy concerts and timeless charm, he plans to perform an exciting setlist that spans three decades of his career. Fans can expect a mix of nostalgia and spectacular performances, proving why he’s called the "King of Year-End Performances."

This year’s show is particularly meaningful as it wraps up 2024, marking a milestone in J.Y. Park’s extraordinary journey. With packed audiences and unforgettable stages, Still JYP promises to be the ultimate celebration of his legacy.

But that’s not all! J.Y. Park will also take Still JYP to Tokyo Dome City Hall in Japan on February 20 and 21, 2025. Following his appearances on Japanese TV shows like NTV’s DayDay and TV Asahi’s Music Station, he’s ready to connect with global fans through his Tokyo concerts.

Fans everywhere are counting down the days to experience J.Y. Park’s magic, as he continues to prove that he truly is the “eternal entertainer.”

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G-Dragon’s recent gift exchange for fans has caused quite a stir after one of his items appeared for sale on a second-hand marketplace.

On December 20, G-Dragon took part in a pre-recording for SBS's Inkigayo, where he delighted fans by giving out thoughtful gifts like hats, scarves, masking tape, keychains, photcards, and string bags. He even prepared coffee trucks and delicious desserts to show appreciation to the fans who attended.

However, things took a turn when a listing for a "G-Dragon Inkigayo Reverse Gift, PEACEMINUSONE Photocard Full Set" popped up on the Lightning Market, a second-hand marketplace, priced at a whopping 730,000 KRW.

In response to the resale, G-Dragon’s agency, Galaxy Corporation, quickly issued a warning on X (formerly Twitter), stressing that the transfer or sale of items related to public broadcasts is strictly prohibited.

The agency announced that anyone involved in such activities would face immediate exclusion from participating in future broadcasts, with no prior warning.

They also assured fans that a blacklist would be maintained privately due to concerns about personal information.

G-Dragon recently released his song POWER in October and HOME SWEET HOME featuring Taeyang and Daesung on November 22.

Fans can also catch him performing at the 2024 SBS Gayo Daejeon on December 25 at the Inspire Arena in Incheon, Yeongjong Island.

The star-studded 2024 SBS Gayo Daejeon will feature performances by G-Dragon, Key, 2NE1, NCT 127, Stray Kids, (G)I-DLE, ATEEZ, ITZY, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, Lee Young Ji, aespa, ENHYPEN, IVE, and many more.

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