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Eunha

Eunha

Actor · Born 1997-05-30 · Seoul, South Korea

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Biography

Eunha (은하) also known as Jung Eun-bi (정은비) is a South Korean singer. She is the lead vocalist of GFriend, which is under Source Music. She was born in Seoul, South Korea and has one older brother and one older sister. She was a Krazy Dance Academy & DM Skool trainee along with SinB before going to Def Dance Skool. She was accepted at LOEN Entertainment on 2011 and trained for almost a year then left to focus on her studies. She was then invited by Source Music's team leader Lee Ri-won in 2014 in the said agency and was included in the final lineup of GFriend.[1] She was transferred to Seoul School of Performing Arts and graduated in February 2016 along with Yuju.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Running Man (2010)
  2. Men on a Mission (2015) — Self
  3. 2019 GFRIEND ASIA TOUR 'GO GO GFRIEND!' (2019) — Self (Eunha)
  4. 2018 GFRIEND FIRST CONCERT 'Season of GFRIEND' ENCORE (2019) — 가수
  5. Queendom (2019) — Self - Contestant
  6. 2018 GFRIEND FIRST CONCERT Season of GFRIEND (2018) — Self (Eunha)
  7. Weekly Idol (2011) — Self
  8. You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook (2009) — Self
  9. 2020 GFriend Online Concert GFriend C:ON (2020) — Self (Eunha)
  10. The Seasons (2023) — Self
  11. Mamamoo x GFriend Showtime (2016) — Self
  12. Europe, that GFriend Loves (2016) — Self (Eunha)
  13. Lee Mujin Service (2022) — Guest
  14. Idol Room (2018) — Self
  15. 2020 Pepsi Online Showcase - For the Love of Korea (2020) — Self
  16. 2021 NEW YEAR’S EVE LIVE presented by Weverse (2020) — Self
  17. GFriend's One Fine Day (2015) — Self
  18. GFRIEND Summer Vacation in 沖縄 (2019) — Self (Eunha)
  19. Music Universe K-909 (2022) — Self
  20. MEET&GREET (2016) — Self (Eunha)
  21. Is This Song Popular? (2024) — Self
  22. RUN.wav (2019) — Self
  23. IDOL on Quiz (2020) — Self
  24. Idol League (2018) — Guest
  25. GFRIEND's MEMORIA (2020)
  26. Jae Joong and Friends (2023) — Self
  27. Star Road (2018)
  28. Trick Kode (2024) — Self
  29. VIZITRIP (2023) — Self