Shinhwa Shoots New Video, Prepares for 10th Anniversary Concert

Kpop boyband group Shinhwa recently filmed a music video for their 9th studio album. The music video was filmed in a field of reeds near a dinosaur fossil site in Songsan-myeon in Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province.

The scene involved the five members rescuing fellow member Eric Moon, who is held as a hostage by enemy gangsters.

March 24 marks the 10th anniversary of Shinhwa’s debut. The music video shoot was a special event as members Eric Moon and Kim Dong-wan are preparing to begin their military services.

The members said the past decade felt more like a brief thunderstorm and thanked each other for staying the same over 10 years.

Jun Jin said he feels sad to watch his “brothers” go off to the miliary before him while Andy became nostalgic and remarked that hanging with the group felt the same as it did ten years ago.

After the release of their album, Shinhwa will hold a 10th anniversary concert on March 29 and 30 — after which the members will go their separate ways.

The group joked around by saying that in ten years all of the members will probably be married. They added, however, that even after ten years, they will be together, and if they had an opportunity to travel back ten years, they would choose to be a part of Shinhwa all over again.

Source: KBS News

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