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Kicking off May, Gayo Stage gathers songs under the theme “Happy Heart,” promising a warm, comforting program.
On the air since 1985, Gayo Stage is built around older pop songs and trot, designed to evoke nostalgia for middle-aged and older viewers. Under host Kim Dong-geon, the series steadily showcases music that spans generations and helps preserve the value of Korea’s traditional popular music.
This episode features Enoch, Kang Seol-min, Han Hye-jin, Choi Jin-hee, Lee Yong, Heo Yoon-jung, Kim Sang-hee, Samtaegi, Miss Kim, Kim Min-hee, Gu Soo-kyung, Park Chang-geun, Lee Soo-ho, Na Dae-gil, Yoon Se-yeon and Yun Hang-gi. The multigenerational lineup will present songs from different eras, all tied together by the shared theme of happiness.
Enoch opens the show with “Happiness,” a title that signals the episode’s direction and serves as a symbolic opener. Kang Seol-min follows with “Love,” broadening the emotional range.
Han Hye-jin performs “Singing and Dancing,” lifting the mood, and Choi Jin-hee continues the momentum with “What Happiness Is.” The repeated invocation of happiness throughout the set sharpens the program’s central message.
Lee Yong and Heo Yoon-jung take the stage together for “Love, Happiness and Farewell,” bringing the close-knit chemistry of a duet. Kim Sang-hee then presents “Joyful Arirang.”
Samtaegi offers “Good Luck to You,” an upbeat number intended to brighten the evening. Miss Kim follows with “Eternal Friend.” Kim Min-hee sings “Thoughts of Suni,” and Gu Soo-kyung raises the energy with “A Joyful Life.” Park Chang-geun delivers a gentle resonance with “The Person Who Brings Happiness.”
Lee Soo-ho presents a distinctive take on “Bravo, Youth,” and Na Dae-gil continues with “Young Meadow.” Yoon Se-yeon shifts the show’s texture with “Taepyeongga,” a Gyeonggi folk song.
Yun Hang-gi closes the program with back-to-back performances of “Where Songs Are” and “I Am Happy,” bringing the broadcast to a satisfying finish.
Even as time moves quickly, songs that capture human feeling retain their power. This episode of Gayo Stage reaffirms that: music can soothe a day, prompt reflection on the past and warm the time ahead. In the first week of May, the show’s melodies are likely to land softly and linger.
1. Happiness (Lee Soo-man) / Enoch
2. Love (Na Hoon-a) / Kang Seol-min
3. Singing and Dancing (Gye Eun-suk) / Han Hye-jin
4. What Happiness Is (Jo Kyung-su) / Choi Jin-hee
5. Love, Happiness and Farewell (Lee Yong + Heo Yoon-jung) / Lee Yong + Heo Yoon-jung
6. Joyful Arirang (Kim Sang-hee) / Kim Sang-hee
7. Good Luck to You (Kang Byung-chul and Samtaegi) / Samtaegi
8. Eternal Friend (Nami) / Miss Kim
9. Thoughts of Suni (Mullebanga) / Kim Min-hee
10. A Joyful Life (Lee Kwang-jo) / Gu Soo-kyung
11. The Person Who Brings Happiness (Sunflower) / Park Chang-geun
12. Bravo, Youth (Domi) / Lee Soo-ho
13. Young Meadow (Nam Jin) / Na Dae-gil
14. Taepyeongga (Gyeonggi folk song) / Yoon Se-yeon
15. Where Songs Are (Yun Hang-gi) / Yun Hang-gi
16. I Am Happy (Yun Hang-gi) / Yun Hang-gi
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