Lee So-ra Announces Eighth Spring Concert ‘Maze of Spring’ and YouTube Debut

Singer Lee So-ra will return to the stage this May with her eighth spring concert, “Maze of Spring,” at the Grand Peace Palace, Kyung Hee University Seoul Campus on May 2nd and 3rd. MSN and The Korea Herald report that tickets will go on sale through Ticketlink at 8 p.m. On March 13th.

Concert Details

“Maze of Spring” promises a high-quality performance featuring a five-piece band and a 16-piece string orchestra. Ticketlink, the event organizer, anticipates high demand for tickets, mirroring the success of her 2025 concert, “BOM BAM PIM,” which sold out all four shows in under a day.

Ticket prices are as follows: R 165,000 won, S 154,000 won, A 132,000 won, and restricted view seats at 110,000 won. The concert is suitable for audiences aged 8 and older.

Discounts are available for individuals with disabilities (20% for levels 1-3 with one accompanying person, and 20% for levels 4-6 for the individual) and people of national merit (20% discount for self only), with supporting documentation required at the venue.

‘Lee So-ra’s First Spring’ on YouTube

In addition to the concert, Lee So-ra has launched her first official YouTube channel in five years and five months, marking a new chapter in her career. Tenasia reports that she debuted the channel with a video announcing her new content series, “Lee So-ra’s First Spring.”

The series will feature conversations with guests from various fields, including singers, actors, and comedians. The first episode, featuring online content creator and actor Moon Sang-hoon, will be released at 9 p.m. On March 13th. Lee So-ra plans to sing songs requested by her guests or perform duets with them.

About Lee So-ra

Lee So-ra began her career in 1993 with the group ‘Strangers’ and transitioned to a successful solo career in 1995 with the hit song ‘I’m Happy.’ She has since turn into a beloved figure in Korean music with numerous popular songs, including ‘Proposal,’ ‘Just as I Feel for the First Time,’ and ‘The Wind Blows.’ Cineplay