The project includes fan concerts and various interactive booths.
Part of the event proceeds will be donated.
[TV Daily Reporter Han Seo-yul] The group g.o.d is set to unveil a massive theme park project in celebration of their 10,000 days since debut. Their agency, Gemstone Entertainment, announced that "g.o.d will hold a multifaceted content project called 'Sky Blue Balloon Week' at Everland in Yongin, South Korea from May 28 to 31." The event will feature various fan experiences and activities, including mini fan concerts, pop-up stores, exhibitions, and interactive zones. Members will host fan concerts on May 29 and 30, with a special unit performance by Son Ho-young and Kim Tae-woo on the 29th, followed by a full group performance by Park Jun-hyung, Dae-ni-an, Son Ho-young, and Kim Tae-woo. Moreover, a portion of the proceeds will be donated in the names of the fans and the artists. Gemstone Entertainment emphasized that this project merges theme park space with artist intellectual properties, showcasing an innovative model, and plans to continue collaborations with various K-pop artists in the future.
g.o.d occupies a significant place in K-pop history, and this 10,000-day celebration project serves as a reinforcement of their fame and influence. The event not only enhances communication with fans but also expands the boundaries of ideas using a unique platform such as a theme park. This project acts as a crucial signal of the group's ongoing activities and future vision.
Given the variety of content and experiences prepared for this event, it’s expected to strengthen the bond with the fan community further. Over the years, g.o.d's fans have shown profound interest in their activities as much as their music. As such large-scale projects develop based on fan expectations, the brand's value will also elevate.
Overall, the commemorative event promises to be a treasured experience that intertwines g.o.d’s history, present, and future rather than merely a celebratory occasion. This special time for the artist, fans, and agency will likely resonate positively across the broader K-pop industry.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Gemstone Entertainment
