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Singer Lim Chang-jung shared deep sympathy with local fans in Sydney on a dense live stage.
Lim Chang-jung held a "Special Live Concert" at the Sydney Opera House in Australia on the 31st (local time) to commemorate the 30th anniversary of her debut.
On this day, Lim Chang-jung opened the concert with a stage with a unique pleasant and cheerful energy such as "Summer Dream," "Small Happiness," and "I hate trot."
He then performed a long-loved ballad performance such as "Again Then," "You Who Look Like Me," and "I Never Loved You." The voice, which contains Lim Chang-jung's unique rough emotions, raised the audience's immersion.
It also recalled the audience's memories by performing a series of representative ballad songs that have been loved throughout generations, such as "Again Love," "A Cup of Soju," and "Long Time."
At this concert, the new song "Crazy Man" was also pre-released. In the end, "The Crazy Man," which captures the inner side of a man obsessed with love and lingering love, painted the scene with a strong sense of immersion through a live stage with Lim Chang-jung's unique appealing vocals and deeper emotional lines.
Lim Chang-jung, who held a solo concert at the Sydney Opera House, a rare Korean singer, said, "The Sydney Opera House is a concert hall that anyone who is a musician dreams of at least once," adding, "I still can't believe I'm going to perform here under my name." "It is a great honor to be here," he said, expressing his gratitude to local fans.
Meanwhile, Im Chang-jung will release her new song "Crazy" at 6 p.m. on the 4th.
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