[News] Taeyeon to join Tiffany and Nichkhun as MC at 2012 Korean Music Wave in Bangkok
2012.02.16
Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon will be joining fellow member Tiffany and 2PM’s Nichkhun to serve as MCs at the 2012 Korean Music Wave in Bangkok, Thailand on April 7th. Fans were allowed to vote for a second Girls’ Generation member to MC after Tiffany and Nichkhun were announced on February 13th. The votes were decided on host organization JL STARNET TRADE CO.’s official Facebook page, with Taeyeon receiving over 2,200 votes.
The 2012 Korean Music Wave comprises nineteen performing artists. However, Girls’ Generation will not be performing for this upcoming concert, where they performed “Hoot”, “Oh”, and “Gee” on March 12th of last year. Bangkok still got to see Girls’ Generation this year though, when they made their final stop for their 2nd Asia tour there on February 12th.
This is yet another opportunity for Taeyeon to MC, as she and Seohyun were announced on January 31st to join Tiffany as permanent MCs for MBC’s “Show! Music Core” after Yuri stepped down to focus on her upcoming role in “Fashion King”.
Source: jlstarnet@facebook.com Written by: taengsoshi@soshified Edited by: MoonSoshi9@soshified, michaelroni@soshified
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