Younha to slam out old and new hits at comeback concert next month

Younha [Lune Communications]

Korean songstress Younha will stage a comeback concert next month, where she will perform her new and old hit songs.

Lune Communications announced through a press release on Friday that Younha will hold a concert jam-packed with her popular hits at the AX-Hall in Seoul on July 28.

Ahead of the event, Younha will be making her return to the music scene in one year and six months with her fourth studio release "Supersonic" on July 3.

The forthcoming album is composed of a total of 12 tracks including the duet song "I Wonder if We Have Changed" with singer John Park, which was already revealed online on June 15.

Younha debuted at the age of 16 in 2004 in Japan with her first album “Yubikiri." By doing so, she became the second Korean artist after BoA to enter the top 20 spot on the prestigious Oricon's daily singles chart.

After she moved her singing activities to Korea in 2004, she has since released about a dozen of local albums and singles, spurring hit songs "Password 486," "Comet," "Telepathy" and "Take Care of My Boyfriend."

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