Ex-Jewelry Singer Ha Joo-yeon Says She Would Join Reunion If Asked

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Ha Joo-yeon, a former member of the girl group Jewelry, said she misses performing on stage.

In a video of a music festival she attended, posted on the 16th to her YouTube channel "Ha! Joo-yeon," she wrote that it had been a long time since she watched a concert as a member of the audience rather than as a performer. "When I see other artists on stage, the urge to get up there myself starts stirring," she wrote.

She added that when people asked her, "Shouldn't you be performing?" she replied, "I should. But someone has to call me first, don't they?"

Ha joined Jewelry in 2008, starting with the group's fifth album, "One More Time."

Jewelry recently drew attention when the lineup of early members Park Jung-ah, Lee Ji-hyun, Seo In-young and Jo Min-ah took the stage on KBS 2TV's "Immortal Songs." Ha did not join that performance.

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Original reporting by Seoul Economic Daily for Seoul Economic Daily.

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