Broadcast date: June 5
Starring: Jay Park, Loco, Ugly Duck, Hoody, Seventeen, Urban Zakapa, Buzz, NCT U, Darren Wang and others

Urban Zakapa

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Korean trio Urban Zakapa’s rhythm and blues tunes echoed through a Hangang River Park near Yeouido, Seoul on Sunday.

Urban Zakapa started the surprise concert with a hit number at around 10 p.m. They reportedly appeared 20 minutes later than the scheduled time.

“I feel like we can sing 100 songs today,” its member Kwon Soon-il said to audience after it performed “Just a Feeling." “But the thing is, Urban Zakapa has released less than 100 songs,” he added.

The camera soon turned to the estimated 3,000-strong crowd.

The trio performed “Just The Two of Us,” “I Hate You,” “Cafe Latte,” “Painting Spring,” “Same Love Same Farewell” and “I Don’t Love You.”

AOMG

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A recent broadcast by hip-hop label AOMG on Naver’s V app featured its top musicians hanging out at a Hangang River park on Sunday night.

In the broadcast, Jay Park, Loco, Ugly Duck, Hoody and other AOMG artistes were sitting down on a grassy patch while watching a V App broadcast themselves.

Later, the cameraman spotted Jay Park talking with male fans and taking selfies with them. Fellow AOMG musicians made fun of him on the broadcast after seeing this, saying Park is “going cold on ladies.”

Buzz

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Korean rock band Buzz released clips of its live performance “Let’s Go on an Outing” held at a lakeside stage at Seoul Olympic Park on Sunday.

Its live performance, which kicked off at 7 p.m., was aired on Naver’s V App on Sunday. Two of its songs, “Love After Love” and “The First Summer in 8 Years,” were also shown on their official V app account.

Buzz debuted in the early 2000s with rock ballad hits such as “Coward” and “Thorn,” which featured Min Kyung-hoon’s signature singing style.

With the band’s members serving in the military, the group had been on hiatus, but returned to the music scene in around 2014 with a series of singles over the next few years including “The First Summer in 8 Years,” “Train” and “As A Man.”

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Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fans to interact with their favorite K-pop stars through live broadcasts. The app is available for Android and iOS. For more information, visit www.vlive.tv

By Son Ji-hyoung (json@heraldcorp.com)

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