"Grammy WINNER" Daniel Caesar's concert in Korea in May..Comeback after 2 years and 6 months

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Daniel Caesar, the main character of the Grammy-winning song "Best Part," will visit Korea again in May with a solo performance.

Daniel Caesar's performance in Korea will be held at 8 p.m. on May 29 in Hall 10 of KINTEX's second exhibition hall. Tickets for the show will be sold exclusively at NOL Tickets, the official reservation office, from 12 p.m. on the 15th.

Canadian R&B singer-songwriter Daniel Caesar begins to make his name in critical acclaim through two EPs: [Praise Break] (2014) and [Pilgrim's Paradise] (2015). The first studio album [Freudian] released independently in August 2017 was nominated for the 60th Grammy Award for Best R&B Album and the Best R&B Performance for "Get You (feat. Kali Uchis)." He was then honored with the Best R&B Performance category at the 61st Grammy Awards in 2019 for "Best Part" with H.E.R.

The second full-length album [CASE STUDY 01], released in June 2019, drew attention with its colorful lineup of features including Brandy, Pharrell Williams and John Mayer. And Justin Bieber's single "Peaches," which worked and featured in 2021, topped the Billboard Hot 100 and was nominated for four awards, including "Song of the Year" and "Record of the Year."

The third album [NEVER ENOUGH] released in 2023 ranked 14th on the Billboard album chart, setting the record for the most sales in the first week of release among male R&B artist albums released that year, and won the Juno Award for "Contemporary R&B Recording of the Year" in 2024. The fourth studio album, "Son of Spergy," released last year, was also a great commercial success, ranking fourth on the Billboard album chart and topping the top R&B/hip-hop album chart in the first week of its release. And at this year's Juno Awards, he won the "International Achievement Award," "Songwriter of the Year," and "Contemporary R&B Recording."

Daniel Caesar's music, delivered with contemplative lyrics, sensual melodies, and delicate voices, has also been known through word of mouth in Korea, and starting with a solo performance in 2018, he visited Korea one after another with a festival headliner and a solo performance in 2023, showing a successful stage amid enthusiastic response from fans. And recently, fans have raised expectations for a performance in Korea by releasing a video of "Official Korean Lyric Video" containing Korean subtitles through YouTube channels, and as part of the first arena tour since the release of the [Son of Spergy] album, it will confirm a performance in about two and a half years in Korea, providing an unforgettable stage.

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