Jaurim teases new live club 'Goksori' for veteran musical freedom

Veteran band Jaurim is connecting with fans through a new live project. The band plans to foster musical communion every Friday at 6 PM through the live club 'Goksori.' By aiming to become an inclusive venue where all Korean artists are welcome by 2026, the project establishes a clear musical direction.

Live Club 'Goksori' showcases 29 years of expertise

Through this project, Jaurim announced the launch of the live club 'Goksori.' This space, which will embody the expertise Jaurim has accumulated over 29 years, will serve as a stage where artists can freely showcase their music. Moving beyond simple performances, the project aims to function as a musical hub for diverse artists. The stages held under the name 'Goksori' reflect the identity of a veteran band pursuing musical depth.

The recently released video, a pre-release titled '[Pre-release] EP.10 I'll Promote It,' previews the project's atmosphere. In the video, the members of Jaurim convey the club's purpose with their characteristic relaxed demeanor, raising anticipation for upcoming stages. One of the video's keywords, 'I'll Quit My Job,' symbolically represents the desire to break free from existing frameworks to pursue musical activities freely. Additionally, the content, featuring keywords such as 'Bankroll,' visually communicates the liberated atmosphere the live club strives to achieve.

Artist stages unfold every Friday evening

Live club 'Goksori' will release content regularly every Friday at 6 PM. The goal is to create an open space with 'no entry denials,' where Korean artists can participate without being turned away at the door. The lineup features the musical talents of Jaurim members alongside Yuna Kim, I Son-gju, and Kim Jinman. Moving forward, various musicians will fill the club's stages, presenting fresh live sounds every week.

The project management team has placed the highest priority on protecting performers. To ensure a healthy environment for music appreciation, they have established a policy stating that slanderous or malicious comments may be deleted by operators. All eyes are on how this live club led by Jaurim will grow into a musical cornerstone for all Korean artists by 2026 and what new vitality it will breathe into the domestic music ecosystem.