Korean singer and actor Seo In-guk is set to meet Filipino fans in August. ManilaBulletin READ:
The star of the dramas “Reply 1997,” “”Doom at Your Service” and “Cafe Minamdang” will hold his “1st Asia Fan Meeting Tour in Manila” on Aug. 12, 6 p.m., at the New Frontier Theater."We are thrilled to bring Seo In-guk to Manila for his first-ever fan-meeting in Southeast Asia.”"This is an incredible opportunity for fans to connect with their favorite artist on a personal level and share their admiration for his talent.
Seo In-guk won in the talent show “Super Star K” in 2009 and kicked off his career as a singer. He gained popularity through the drama “Reply 1997.” He recently released the songs called “My Love”, “Youth”, and “Fallen.” Among his awards is the Rising Star Award at the APAN Star Awards for “Reply 1997.” He will star in the drama “Death’s Game” with Park So-dam later this year.
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