Yoon San-ha holds his third consecutive birthday concert series, 'SANiGHT Project #3', in Korea and Japan, honoring his promise to fans.
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ASTRO's Yoon San-ha holds a small theater concert for three consecutive years on his birthday, keeping his 'promise' with fans. Recently, Yoon San-ha announced through his official SNS the holding of the third small theater concert in Korea and Japan, 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #3 - Promise', by releasing a poster. According to this, the 'Promise' performance will be held on March 21, his birthday, at the Samsung Hall of Ewha Womans University in the Seodaemun District of Seoul, on April 10 at Zepp Namba in Osaka, and on April 12 at Zepp Haneda in Tokyo. Through a total of six performances, Yoon San-ha plans to spend meaningful time with fans both domestically and internationally. In particular, this performance will provide an opportunity to reflect on his initial determination and give meaning to the time he has continued to uphold. Furthermore, as the concert name suggests, he plans to talk about the 'promise between us' that he wants to continue, engaging in deep musical interaction. Having held 'SANiGHT Project' performances every year on his birthday, he continues to keep that promise this year. In 2024, he successfully completed 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #1 - Wish', and in 2025, 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #2 - Encounter' in both Korea and Japan. Last year, Yoon San-ha released his second mini-album 'CHAMELEON' and completed his solo fan concert 'PRISM: from Y to A' in ten cities across Asia and North and South America in 2025. He is also steadily showcasing his vocal charm through his music cover content titled 'SANiGHT', which is also the title of his concert project. The third consecutive small theater concert 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #3 - Promise' will be held in Korea on March 21 at 1 PM and 5:30 PM at the Samsung Hall of Ewha Womans University.
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