Monday, Dec. 14: Priscilla Ahn on KoreAm LIVE

Author: Michelle
Posted: December 7th, 2009
Filed Under: BLOG

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We are thrilled to share the news of our next KoreAm LIVE guest: singer/songwriter Priscilla Ahn. We’ve been big fans of Priscilla’s music ever since she graced the cover of our June 2008 issue. Her soul-warming voice is a fixture on our office playlist.

We were so lucky to watch Priscilla perform at KoreAm’s Unforgettable.

Here she is on the red carpet. Love her laugh!

Here she is on stage.

P.S. You can watch all of the Unforgettable red carpet interviews here.

Priscilla will be at the KoreAm studio singing some hits from her album, “A Good Day,” along with a couple holiday favorites, on Monday, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. PST. She’ll be chatting and jamming with our wonderful host, Bobby Choy, aka Big Phony. Watch the show and join the conversation at iamkoream.com/live. It’s gonna be a good one!

Photo by Henry Diltz

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Twitter contest: Win two tickets to see Priscilla Ahn live at the KoreAm studio! | iamkoream says:

2009-12-11 at 5:21 PM

[...] inviting two lucky fans to join us here at the KoreAm studio as we stream Priscilla Ahn’s live performance. It’s a wonderful chance to hear her music in an extremely intimate setting. To win, follow [...]
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Danny says:

2009-12-07 at 4:53 PM

I love Pricilla Ahn! So beautiful in every way.
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Eugene says:

2009-12-07 at 4:10 PM

She has the voice of an angel. Saw her live a few months ago in Hollywood and her vocals blew me away…

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