Park Shin Hye is holding a fan meeting in December as a way to thank everyone who continues to support her through the years. The event was announced by Salt Entertainment on Oct. 30 and it was revealed that the year-end gathering had been titled “2019 Park Shin Hye Fanmeeting – Voice of Angel.”
As posted on Salt Entertainment’s website, the fan meeting will take place at the Yes 24 Live Hall in Gucheon-myeon-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul on Dec. 8 at 5 p.m. KST. The actress is currently preparing hard to present a memorable event for her fans.
The “Voice of Angel”
The fan meeting is actually going on since the beginning of this year and Park Shin Hye travels to Asian countries to meet her fans. But this is the first time this year that she is meeting her supporters in her homeland.
The project has been titled this way because Shin Hye has been kind to everyone and has always been warm to fans. Her sweet smile makes people comfortable around her thus the overall impression that she invokes is really very pleasant.
The actress' upcoming works
While preparing for the fan meeting in Seoul, Park Shin Hye is also working on her new movie with Yoo Ah In. The two were confirmed to work together in “#ALONE” in July, as per Soompi.
This is the second movie that the actress films this year with “Call” already completed but has yet to be released. “#ALONE” is still in production and will be out in theaters next year.
This is a suspense film where Ah In will play Joon Woo while Shin Hye is Yoo Bin. They are one of the few survivors from a mysterious outbreak that annihilated many people in their village. It will be directed by Jo Il Hyung and penned by American writer Matt Naylor.
Meanwhile, tickets for Park Shin Hye’s fan meeting this December will be sold starting Nov. 11. Members of her fan club called the Starlight Angel will have the privilege to buy tickets on Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. via Yes24 website.


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