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Lim Young-woong's Seoul Concert Sells Out, Proving His Immense Ticket Power

Shin Yeju Intern Reporter / Updated : 2025-09-10 08:54:56
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Singer Lim Young-woong's Seoul concert has completely sold out.

According to his agency, Mulgogi Music, tickets for Lim Young-woong's 2025 national tour concert, "IM HERO," went on sale on September 9 at 8 PM via NOL Ticket and were sold out instantly.

This follows the successful sellouts of his previous shows in Incheon and Daegu, further solidifying his reputation for immense ticket power.

Lim Young-woong is set to deliver a spectacular concert experience, captivating all generations with his musical gifts and an even more dazzling and elaborate stage production. The tour promises to bathe the country in his signature light blue color.

With the Seoul concert also sold out, Lim Young-woong continues to receive immense love for his second full-length album, "IM HERO 2." The title track, "Like an Eternity," delivers a powerful message: to love one another and live each moment like an eternity in our ordinary lives.

The "IM HERO" national tour will begin in Incheon at Songdo ConvensiA from October 17-19, followed by performances in Daegu, Seoul, Gwangju, Daejeon, and Busan.

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