SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — South Korean actor Hwang In-Yeop will be holding his first fan meeting tour in Asia this 2022.

Entertainment company Applewood took to Facebook on May 10 to share a post regarding the actor’s tour information. 

In their post, In-Yeop is set to tour among these schedules:

• Seoul (Kwangwoon University, Donghae Arts Center) on July 24, 
• Singapore (Singapore Capitol Theatre) on July 30,
• Indonesia (The Kasablanka Hall) on August 6,
• Manila (New Frontier Theater) on August 20; and eventually at 
• Bangkok, Thailand (Central Plaza Central Chaengwattana) on September 10.

See official post below:

The singer-model rose from his Korean drama role as Han Seo-Joon in the True Beauty television series. He had his acting debut on the web series ‘Why’ last 2018.

Additionally, his famous TV roles include 18 Again and the latest The Sound of Magic which premiered on Netflix last May 6.

See The Sound of Magic trailer below: 

The Sound of Magic’s cast includes Choi Sung-Eun as Yoon Ah-Yi, Ji Chang-Wook as Lee Eul, Nam Da-Reum as young Lee Eul, Kim Hye-Eun, and Yoo-Jaemyung as Na Il-Deung’s parents.

The series’ director Kim Seong Yoon recently expressed his gratitude to the Korean singer-songwriter IU for letting them use her self-written song for free.

According to Kim, he contacted her to ask about using her song ‘Knees’ alongside the purchase of its copyright. However, the actress granted them free access.

According to Soompi, In-Yeop has an upcoming lead role in the drama from SBS ‘Why Her?’ with a mystery romance genre. It will premiere this coming June 10 at 9 AM PHT on the streaming platform Viki.

He will be playing the role of Gong Chan, a law student known to possess exceptional empathy for a twisted fate.

The series also stars Seo Hyun Jin, Bae In Hyuk, Heo Joon Ho, Kim Chang Wan, Bae Hae Sun, and Lee Kyung Young.

See ‘Why Her?’ trailer below:

– WhatALife!

Source: (rappler.com), (allkpop.com), (soompi.com), (philstar.com)

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