[Incheon=Edaily Starin Reporter KIM HYUNSIK ] Actor Park Bo-gum lent his support to singer Lee Seung-chul’s performance on “KBS Chuseok Special.” Park Bo-gum (Photo = KBS)“Your Life Is a Never-Ending Story – Lee Seung-chul” (Photo = KBS)Lee Seung-chul held the “KBS Chuseok Special” concert titled “Your Life Is a Never-Ending Story – Lee Seung-chul” at the Inspire Arena in Incheon at 5:00 p.m. on the 1st. That day, Park Bo-gum made a surprise appearance midway through the concert, receiving a rapturous response from the audience. Park Bo-gum played the piano himself and sang “I Love You So Much” together with Lee Seung-chul. Previously, Park Bo-gum had starred in the music video for that song, which is how he first connected with Lee Seung-chul. Lee Seung-chul, who began his career in 1986 as the vocalist of the band Buhwal, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his debut this year. His representative hits include “Never-Ending Story,” “Don’t Say Goodbye,” “Mali Flower,” “Fate,” “Today, I Am,” and “There’s No One Like That.” As part of its “KBS Special Project” series, KBS has previously presented solo concerts by Na Hoon-ah, Shim Soo-bong, Im Young-woong, Songgolmae, god, and Cho Yong-pil. The live recording of Lee Seung-chul’s performance will be broadcast on KBS 2TV during the Chuseok holiday. Lee San, the winner of the ENA music audition show “The Scout”—on which Lee Seung-chul served as a judge—also made a special appearance at the concert.
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