MBC's K-POP radio show "IDOL RADIO" held a concert in Yokohama, featuring performances by K-POP stars and broadcast on MBC FM4U.
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The large-scale concert project "IDOL RADIO LIVE IN YOKOHAMA," hosted by MBC's K-POP specialized radio program "IDOL RADIO," came to a close on March 26th amid the enthusiastic cheers of Japanese K-POP fans. On the evening of the 26th, at K-Arena Yokohama, the hot stages of K-POP stars continued with an audience of 15,000. THE BOYZ's Sonu, the DJ of "IDOL RADIO," served as the solo MC and performed the logo song of "IDOL RADIO" that he wrote and composed. The six artists who performed on stage that day captivated the audience with their different charms. The live broadcast of "IDOL RADIO LIVE IN YOKOHAMA" will be aired on MBC FM4U (91.9MHz) in the Tokyo metropolitan area on Sunday, April 14th at midnight and will also be available on MBC Radio's official YouTube channel "Mhz."
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