Deaf K-Pop Group Big Ocean to Hold Year-End Solo Concert 'HEARTSIGN' in Paris

Big Ocean, the world's first deaf K-pop idol group, has confirmed their year-end solo concert in Paris, France.

According to their agency Parastar Entertainment, the members Chan-yeon, PJ, and Ji-seok will hold their solo concert titled ‘HEARTSIGN : When Hands Sing, Hearts Answer’ on December 7th at the iconic Bataclan venue in Paris.

The concert 'HEARTSIGN' was decided to repay the enthusiastic support from local fans. Big Ocean previously sold out all tickets for their concert in Paris during their first European tour 'Underwater' held in April, proving their immense popularity once again.

This performance, 'HEARTSIGN,' centers on a new form of communication that transcends 'sound' and 'silence,' embodying Big Ocean's unique identity as music that 'sings with hands' and 'answers with hearts.' 'HEARTSIGN' symbolizes Big Ocean's philosophy of conveying emotions and stories through sign language.

The Bataclan, the concert venue, is a historic space known as a symbol of healing, recovery, and rebirth. Through 'HEARTSIGN' at the Bataclan, Big Ocean aims to create moments where hearts connect, conveying the message that music extends beyond sound and is connected through the heart. This promises to be more than just a concert, but an experience where empathy becomes music, shared with the audience.

Big Ocean is also set to release their Christmas carol ‘RED-DY SET GO’ on various music platforms on the 23rd and will participate in ‘Korea Spotlight’ in Barcelona, Spain on the 25th, continuing their active promotions.

Netizens are showing strong support, commenting, "So proud of Big Ocean holding a concert in Paris!", "Let's sell out tickets again!", and "Looking forward to the concert where they communicate through music and heart."