Lee Seung-yoon Dazzles On 'The Seasons' With Soulful Performances

Lee Seung-yoon, the celebrated South Korean singer-songwriter, captivated audiences on March 21, 2025, during his appearance on KBS 2TV's 'The Seasons - Park Bo-gum's Camomile'. Opening the show with his song 'Foppo' from his latest album 'Adversity', he offered a vibrant performance marked by his distinctive approach of rubbing the guitar neck against the mic stand, captivating both eyes and ears.

Throughout the show, Lee Seung-yoon was congratulated by host Park Bo-gum for his impressive achievements at the recent '22nd Korean Popular Music Awards', where he clinched three prestigious awards: Best Rock Song, Best Modern Rock Song, and Musician of the Year. In response to Park's questions about 'Foppo', Lee shared an insightful reflection, saying, "Foppo was completed over a decade after creating its verse in my early 20s." This remark highlighted not only his long-term dedication to music but also the growth experienced over the years.

Park also took a moment to read a portion of the lyrics of another track from the album, 'To the Mind I Want to Leave', expressing how the introductory words filled him with comfort and support, to which Lee responded, "I couldn’t believe you read it; I feel grateful." Such exchanges underscored the respect and admiration both artists held for each other’s work.

In a surprising twist, Lee Seung-yoon proposed an impromptu performance with Park Bo-gum, inviting him to the keyboard for Coldplay’s iconic hit 'Yellow'. This moment brought an ethereal quality to the stage, resonating with the audience who responded with enthusiastic applause for their soulful collaboration.

As the evening progressed, Lee Seung-yoon passionately performed the title track 'Adversity', blending soft orchestral melodies with robust band sounds, delivering a breathtaking final act. His prowess as a performer was evident, leaving the audience utterly absorbed in the music.

Those tuning in felt the emotional depth of Lee Seung-yoon’s work and the camaraderie shared on stage. The overall ambiance was enhanced by the presence of additional guests — Guk Jin-eon, whose heartfelt singing opened the show, and the band Dragon Pony, adding more layers of talent to the dynamic evening.

Guk Jin-eon also had his moments in the spotlight, showcasing his own new songs like 'Name', which he wrote for a Netflix series, and offering a live rendition that lifted the spirits of everyone present. Such moments of collaboration and sharing of musical creations turned the show into a vibrant celebration of music.

As the night concluded, all eyes looked forward to Lee Seung-yoon's upcoming performance at the 'THE GLOW 2025' festival later this month on March 29. Observers noted that this event would further solidify his status as a fixture in the Korean music scene, as he continues to engage with his audience through heartfelt and powerful performances.

In reflecting on the night, Lee Seung-yoon expressed gratitude, saying, "I am studying, meeting, and introducing music, because my main job is a student." His words showcased his humility amidst rising fame and serve as a testament to his dedication to music as an evolving journey.

As Lee Seung-yoon's career blossoms, there's a palpable excitement for what the future holds. Both audiences and fellow artists eagerly anticipate his contributions to music, where emotional resonance meets innovative artistry.