Popular Korean singer Psy, who is planning to release a new album in December, will hold year-end concerts to meet with fans, local media reported on Friday.

Psy will hold concerts on Dec. 24-26 at Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul, after releasing a new album on Dec. 1.

Psy (OSEN)

Psy, dubbed as the “performance king,” has been holding annual year-end concerts titled “All-night Stand” from 2003.

The ticket for the concert -- touted for his passionate, splendid stage filled with diverse selection of music -- is expected to be sold-out in few minutes just like in the past. The date for the ticket sales is yet to be announced.

Psy’s return is already exciting fans across the globe. He is releasing new music after a 2-year-8-month hiatus, since his last single “Gentleman.” Also, the upcoming album is the first full-length album since “Psy 6 (Six Rules), Part 1,” known for the song “Gangnam Style,” which made him a global star in July 2012.

By Ahn Sung-mi (sahn@heraldcorp.com)