South Korean rapper Psy has announced he is set to release the highly-anticipated follow-up to his global hit 'Gangnam Style' in April, and hold a large concert in Seoul to mark the occasion.
The rapper announced the planned release in Korean and English in a video uploaded on YouTube, which featured subtitles in Chinese, Thai, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Indonesian, reported The Telegraph.
"April 2013 is a new single, worldwide all at the same time. And I'm gonna do a concert... You can see it live, on YouTube. Just for you," he said before launching into new dance moves for the remixed version of 'Gangnam Style'.
Psy is touring Australia after concerts in Latin America, and released this week the four-song 'Gangnam Style' remix album featuring US rappers 2 Chainz and Tyga.
Tickets for the concert titled 'Happening' will go on sale on March 11, his agency said, adding the event will feature the new song as well as his past hits.
The song by 35-year-old star, whose real name is Park Jae-Sang, has made over 5 million pounds in advertising through its YouTube plays, Google said last month.
