Yoon San-ha held his third concert for fans, celebrating his birthday with sold-out shows and heartfelt performances in Seoul.
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ASTRO's Yoon San-ha spent his birthday with fans for the third consecutive year. On the 21st, he held his third small theater concert 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #3 - Promise' at the ECC Samsung Hall of Ewha Womans University in Seoul's Seodaemun District. This performance was linked to Yoon San-ha's unique music content 'SANiGHT' and, following the 2024 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #1 - Wish' and the 2025 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #2 - Encounter', it recorded a third consecutive sold-out show and was held successfully. The first performance of the day was also streamed online, allowing more fans to share the moment. Yoon San-ha particularly created an important space to reflect on his determination and promise for the future through songs filled with sincerity and preference. He opened the concert with a calmly arranged stage of '6PM (Nobody's Business)' from his 2nd solo mini-album 'CHAMELEON', showcasing a diverse range of music from ballads to pop and acoustic sounds. His soft and appealing voice reinterpreted 'Popcorn' and 'DAISIES', delivering a delightful experience perfect for a warm spring day. During the stage of 'Sorry, I Hate You, I Love You' and 'If You Ask Me What Love Is', his unique delicate sensibility shone brightly. These songs had previously been released through 'SANiGHT' content, leaving a deeper resonance. The talk corner themed around 'Promise' completed a warm and enjoyable exchange. Yoon San-ha sincerely responded to episodes shared by AROHA (ASTRO's fan name) gathered at the venue. He also played recommended songs like 'You as a Poem', 'Spring Spring Spring', and 'Marigold', and fulfilled fan requests by dancing to the chorus of Moonbin & Yoon San-ha's 'WHO', showcasing his charming contrasts. Later, Yoon San-ha sang 'Only You (Feat. Heize)', 'Goodbye!' followed by encore songs 'Love You Like Fools' and 'Good Night, Good Dream', delivering deep emotions until the end. Towards the end of the concert, he stated, 'I plan to run through this year coolly and healthily. I have the 'SANiGHT' concert in Japan coming up, and I have plans for this year's activities, so I will prepare and return in a cool form,' raising fans' expectations. He continued, 'I hope you spend 2026 without illness and happily like last year. I am grateful for those who came to see the concert on my birthday.' Yoon San-ha will continue the 'YOON SAN-HA: SANiGHT Project #3 - Promise' concert on April 10 at Zepp Namba in Osaka and on April 12 at Zepp Haneda in Tokyo. Recently, he showcased his vocal skills in a street live performance on ENA's music variety show 'Change Street'.
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