Kim Kyung Ho is a South Korean singer. He graduated from Suncheon Hyochon High School and later obtained a bachelor's degree in Theater and Film from Seoul Arts Theological Seminary.

He made his entrance into the music scene as a participant in the 1989 Youth Festival hosted by KBS. Then, in 1991, he entered MBC's "University Music Festival", winning the bronze award for his self-composed song "Long Goodbye".

He made his debut in December 1995 with his first studio album, "Kim Kyung Ho".

His following albums became instant hits, and he earned the nickname "Rock Unnie" due to his slender figure and long hair. He is considered one of the singers who greatly contributed to the popularization of rock music in the 90s in South Korea.

However, he experienced some difficulties when he was diagnosed with cord nodules in 2003 and had to step away from music for a while. Then, he was diagnosed with avascular necrosis in 2007, which led to another break from the industry.

Since then, he has recovered and frequently appears as a judge/mentor on music shows and as a guest on several variety shows. He is represented by Production Lee Hwang (프로덕션 이황).

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