A 6-piece band consisting of a violin, an accordion, a contra bass, a djembe, and a guitar, Joyful Island plays music that resembles nature. They play music like polka, swing, and waltz, putting a smile on the faces of those who listen. They won the 2011 Busker’s Festival and then returned in 2012 as cinema concert performers, so be prepared for an even more mature performance.​

Lee Ki Chan, hailed the ‘Prince of Ballads’ for his crooning voice and heartbreaking songs, returns to the limelight with his 11th album entitled [Twelve Hits], in which he tries combining K-pop and jazz to re-interpret Korean pop music. He will be singing jazz remakes of songs like ‘You’d Probably Be Happy’, and ‘That Person Then’ with the beautiful lake as the setting.​

Nell has been called the ‘Korean style Brit pop’ band since their debut and have built their career on modern rock melodies and lyrics that talk of melancholy and self-pity, which are characteristic of youth. Their ability to translate their thoughts into sound and their melodies with depth will send tremors through the summer night by Cheongpung Lake.​