Son Ho Young of legendary K-pop group g.o.d. is preparing a special surprise for fans attending his upcoming solo concert, ‘HORIZON.’
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of his solo debut, the singer will present a commemorative kit to every audience member attending the two-day event in Seoul.
On October 29, Son Ho Young and his agency, Gemstone E&M, announced that all concertgoers who have booked tickets will receive the special item upon entering the venue.
The gift has been prepared as a gesture of appreciation for fans who have supported him throughout his two-decade journey as a solo artist.
The concerts will take place at KBS Arena in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, on October 31 and November 1, 2026.
The first performance is scheduled for 6 p.m. KST on October 31, while the second show will begin at 5 p.m. KST on November 1.
Beyond celebrating his musical achievements, ‘HORIZON’ will give fans an opportunity to revisit memorable moments from Son Ho Young’s solo career while discovering new content created especially for the anniversary.
Son Ho Young Prepares Exclusive Digital Content for Concertgoers
The commemorative kit will offer fans more than a conventional concert souvenir.
When connected to a smartphone, the specially produced item will unlock a collection of digital content, including voice messages recorded personally by Son Ho Young, digital photo cards, unreleased videos and photographs.
The content will differ between the two concert dates, giving each show its own distinctive collection.
The approach is designed to create a more personalised experience for attendees while allowing them to keep a digital memento of the anniversary celebration.
According to Gemstone E&M, this marks the first collaboration between the kit album producer and a concert to release this type of commemorative package.
The physical item uses USS, or Ultrasonic Sound Signature, communication technology to connect users with the digital material.
The agency also plans to explore the technology for additional performances and content in the future, potentially opening up new ways for artists to share exclusive material with their audiences.
The announcement highlights Son Ho Young’s desire to make the anniversary meaningful for fans who have followed his career over the years.
By combining a physical keepsake with exclusive digital content, the singer is offering concertgoers a way to remember the occasion beyond the live performances themselves.
‘HORIZON’ Celebrates Two Decades of Solo Music
Son Ho Young began his 20th solo debut anniversary project with the release of his digital single “Go Around” on October 14, 2026.
The synth-pop track marked his first new solo song in approximately five years, and he personally wrote its lyrics.
The release also brought together Son Ho Young and his fellow g.o.d members Kim Tae Woo, Danny Ahn and Park Joon Hyung.
The three members participated in the song’s challenge, joining Son Ho Young to sing its chorus in videos featuring 360-degree camera work.
He subsequently performed “Go Around” live at NOL FESTIVAL, held at KINTEX in Goyang on October 17.
The upcoming ‘HORIZON’ concerts will feature the song’s official stage performance alongside a setlist focused on signature tracks from his 20-year solo career.
The shows will mark Son Ho Young’s first solo concert in approximately five years, following his 2021 concert ‘Hello? SHY.’
The upcoming performances are expected to trace his development as a solo artist and bring together music from different stages of his career.
Son Ho Young debuted as a member of g.o.d. in 1999 before launching his solo career in 2006.
Over the years, he has continued to work as both a group member and an individual performer, building a musical identity that extends beyond his activities with the celebrated K-pop group.
With ‘HORIZON,’ Son Ho Young is set to celebrate that journey alongside the fans who have supported him for two decades.
The exclusive commemorative kits, featuring personal messages and previously unreleased content, will add another element to the anniversary event, making the two concerts a celebration of both his music and his enduring relationship with his audience.
