Jang Yoon-jeong Takes Center Stage with Upcoming ‘Nuna Show’ Retro Remix Concert

South Korean trot sensation Jang Yoon-jeong is ready to dazzle fans yet again, this time as a show producer. On June 7, Jang will headline an exciting new concert titled ‘Nuna Show’ (short for “a show anyone can enjoy”), taking place at BLUE SQUARE The SOL Travel Hall in Hannam-dong, Seoul.

The concert will be held in two sessions — at 2 PM and 6 PM — and is entirely produced by Jang herself, from concept to casting. Emphasizing a nostalgic yet youthful vibe, the performance features nonstop retro remixes from the 80s and 90s, blended seamlessly with contemporary flair. The result is an exhilarating concert experience designed to awaken the hidden rhythm in every generation — offering sweet nostalgia for older fans and a breath of fresh excitement for younger audiences.

Joining Jang on stage are charismatic young male trot stars whose themed personas are already drawing attention. Ko Young-tae brings his cheeky ‘29+ Rated Younger Man’ energy, Kim Joong-yeon charms with “You Are My Man” vibes, Kim Hong-nam promises to declare love again and again as the ‘Never-Give-Up Guy,’ Yoon Joon-hyeop channels his inner Casanova with retro flair, and Hwang Yoon-sung evokes memories as the beloved ‘Church Oppa’ of yore.

The concert is another feather in Jang Yoon-jeong’s cap, demonstrating not only her star power but also her behind-the-scenes creativity. She has previously shown impressive planning skills in variety shows like “Jang Yoon-jeong’s Dojang Break” and “The Next-Door Nuna Who Cooks Seasonal Dishes.” Now, she’s leveraging her experience to spotlight upcoming trot talent in an interactive and character-driven live experience.

‘Nuna Show’ is planned as more than a one-night affair. Branded as a touring concept concert, it holds strong potential for future regional and serial performances across Korea. Tickets will be available exclusively through NOL Ticket starting at 2 PM on May 9.

From empowering junior artists to engaging diverse audiences, Jang Yoon-jeong’s ‘Nuna Show’ is positioning itself not just as a concert, but as a celebratory cultural event across age lines.