Agency Gemstone E&M announced measures after repeated intrusions into g.o.d members’ private schedules and spaces. On Nov. 23, the company said, "We are seeing continued visits to non-public schedules (company office and practice room, etc.) and uncoordinated support deliveries, so we ask for your cooperation." It added, "Visiting non-public schedules or private spaces that have not been announced in advance can lead to invasions of privacy and is strictly prohibited."
Regarding fan gifts and event support, the agency noted, "Because issues can arise on site in storage and delivery when support is not coordinated, anyone wishing to send support must apply by email and communicate with the manager. Any support delivered without prior coordination will not be accepted on site." The statement closed, "For a healthy fan culture and to protect the artists’ privacy, we ask for active cooperation. We will continue to do our best to protect our artists’ rights."
Debuting on Jan. 13, 1999 with ‘Chapter 1’, g.o.d rose to top-group status with hits including ‘To My Mother’, ‘Road’, ‘One Candle’, ‘Lie’, and ‘I Love You And Remember You’, and earned the “national group” nickname after appearing on ‘Diary of Parenting’. After Yoon Kye Sang left in 2004 to focus on acting and activities paused following the 7th album ‘Into The Sky’ in 2005, the five reunited and resumed “full-group” promotions in 2015.
g.o.d will hold year-end full-group concerts at KSPO Dome in Seoul on Dec. 5–7 and at BEXCO in Busan on Dec. 20–21.
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