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OHCHILL will debut at TORONTO as a Special guest of the Drinking Boys and Girls Choirs North American Tour.
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Chad
17 septembre 2024
It was awesome! So loud and they are so tight in their performance. And their energy is electric. I have been to a tonne of concerts in my day… this goes right up there with some of my faves ever!! Getting to meet both Snow & Jun was really the icing on the cake. My only regret is not traveling to Taipei a couple of nights earlier to see them there as well. 😊
Xitun District, Taiwan@Sound Live House
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Biographie de OHCHILL
OHCHILL is a two-piece rock band from Jeonju, Korea. Jun (Guitar/Vocal) and Snow (Drums/Vocal) deliver thunderous live performances, with a raw energy that captivates audiences every time.
OHCHILL quickly found their feet in the once unfamiliar streets of Hongdae, Seoul's live music mecca, and won awards in major Korean competitions like KT&G Band Discovery and EBS Hello Rookie. In 2016, they performed at Liverpool Sound City Festival, which gave them a taste for performing overseas. With support from the Korea Creative Content Agency and Do-indie, they set off on a fearless DIY tour of Europe in 2017. They drove themselves in a secondhand car with no air-con, to play in 23 cities across 4 countries, including the UK, Germany, Poland, and France.
Once back in Korea, OHCHILL released their first full-length album, , a highly energetic release, peppered with stories from their own experiences. It was critically well-received, and notably nominated for two categories at the Korean Music Awards. After releasing the album, the band changed their name from '57' to 'OHCHILL'—57 is pronounced as "Oh chill" in Korean.
Despite difficulties caused by the pandemic, OHCHILL persevered, performing both big and small shows alongside their first album. Now, they're preparing for their next overseas tour with their second full-length album, set to be released in 2023. Catch them on the road someday in a city near you.
Plus d'infoOHCHILL quickly found their feet in the once unfamiliar streets of Hongdae, Seoul's live music mecca, and won awards in major Korean competitions like KT&G Band Discovery and EBS Hello Rookie. In 2016, they performed at Liverpool Sound City Festival, which gave them a taste for performing overseas. With support from the Korea Creative Content Agency and Do-indie, they set off on a fearless DIY tour of Europe in 2017. They drove themselves in a secondhand car with no air-con, to play in 23 cities across 4 countries, including the UK, Germany, Poland, and France.
Once back in Korea, OHCHILL released their first full-length album, , a highly energetic release, peppered with stories from their own experiences. It was critically well-received, and notably nominated for two categories at the Korean Music Awards. After releasing the album, the band changed their name from '57' to 'OHCHILL'—57 is pronounced as "Oh chill" in Korean.
Despite difficulties caused by the pandemic, OHCHILL persevered, performing both big and small shows alongside their first album. Now, they're preparing for their next overseas tour with their second full-length album, set to be released in 2023. Catch them on the road someday in a city near you.
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Garage Rock
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