Woori Bank will hold a ‘WON THE STAGE’ concert, Woori Bank’s first large-scale cultural project, in March and conduct related events.
The ‘WON THE STAGE’ concert presented by Woori Bank has the dual meaning of ‘Woori WON Banking stage’ and ‘Wonder stage’. It is a generation-integrated concert that the MZ generation can enjoy together, and will be held with a splendid lineup of top-notch singers from all generations.
The lineup of singers of various genres such as hip-hop, ballad, and idol will be released sequentially until early February, and on March 4 and 5, 5 to 6 artists from each episode will appear.
Prior to the concert, Woori Bank will hold ▲ticket application event ▲WOORI RUN (web 2D game) participatory event ▲KakaoTalk collaboration emoticon payment event until February 22nd.
The ticket event is a lottery-type event. ▲R seats sign up for at least one of Woori Bank’s three types of installment savings (WON installment savings, Woori 200-day installment savings, and 20-year-old Woori installment savings) ▲S and standing seats sign up for Woori Bank Open Banking ▲A seats sign up for Woori WON Anyone who has signed up for banking can apply for duplicate applications.
The WOORI RUN (web 2D game) event is an event where you can participate in the game by signing up for Woori WON Banking and entering a random number code for each individual.
The emoticon event provides limited-edition emoticons for the concert in collaboration with ‘Zeng Go’, the artist who drew ‘The Rough-Looking Gomshik’. It is provided to 10,000 customers who newly installed Woori WON Banking on a first-come, first-served basis, and 20,000 existing customers through a lottery.
Information on performances and events can be found on the separate page of ‘WON THE STAGE Concert’ in Woori WON Banking’s ‘Living Benefits’.
An official from Woori Bank said, “To support everyone who is living a fierce life, we have prepared a generational concert that parents in their 40s and their teenage children can enjoy together.” We ask for your interest and support.”
/ Fortune Korea Reporter Kong In-ho [email protected]
