[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] Actress Park Eun-bin is holding a fan concert to mark the 30th anniversary of her debut.

Park Eun-bin is set to hold the “2026 Park Eun-bin Fan Concert: Eunbin Note: Euniverse” at the KBS Arena on September 5 at 5:00 p.m. to share this special commemorative moment with her fans.
“Eunbin Note: Euniverse,” a title combining “Park Eun-bin (EUN BIN)” and “Universe,” symbolizes both the long journey Park Eun-bin has taken as an actress since her child acting days and the new journey she will embark on in the future. It is a special fan concert that captures Park Eun-bin’s unique universe—composed of the characters she has portrayed, the works she has been part of, her music, and the precious days she has spent with her fans.
Her agency, Namoo Actors, stated, “Park Eun-bin is holding a fan concert to meet her fans in a year that holds special significance for her as an actress. In particular, this concert will feature stages being unveiled for the first time and showcase a fresh side of her charm.” They added, “Since this is her first performance in a year, she is doing her best to prepare despite her busy schedule.” They continued, “We hope this will be a meaningful and memorable time for both Park Eun-bin—who has received so much love thanks to her tireless dedication since her debut, her unwavering passion for acting, and her consistent diligence—and for all her fans.”
Meanwhile, the “2026 Park Eun-bin Fan Concert Eunbin Note: Euniverse” is set to kick off in Seoul, with confirmed stops in Taipei, Tokyo, and Osaka, Japan, continuing to connect with fans worldwide. Tickets for the Seoul concert are available through Ticketlink; fan club pre-sales begin at 8:00 p.m. on the 30th, followed by general sales at 8:00 p.m. on August 3.
Park Eun-bin, who debuted in 1996, appeared in productions such as “Empress Myeongseong” and “Glass Slippers” as a child actress. Even after becoming an adult, she has established herself as an “actor you can always count on” by demonstrating solid acting skills through various works, including “Youth Era,” “Stove League,” “Do You Like Brahms?,” “Love in the Moonlight,” “The Odd Lawyer Woo Young-woo,” and “The Wonderbugs.” She is currently appearing in “Creepy Romance,” where she is once again showcasing a new side of herself.