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Day6 announced details of the final show of its "The Decade" tour via label JYP Entertainment on Monday. The four-member band will conclude the concert series that celebrates its tenth year with three shows in Seoul on July 3-5. The quartet kicked off the tour in Gyeonggi Province in August and performed 27 times in 16 cities, including Daegu, Gwangju, Daejeon and Busan in Korea. In June, it will hit the stage in Kobe, Japan. In between travelling as a team, Wonpil released his EP “Unpiltered” i

Rock band DAY6's Wonpil held a concert bearing the same name as his March album "Unpiltered" last weekend, living up to its title with a performance that left nothing hidden. From reinventing himself as a dancer to showcasing delicate piano skills, the singer filled his second solo concert, "WONPIL SOLO CONCERT 'Unpiltered,'" with a charm that swung between extremes at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in southeastern Seoul. The Sunday show marked the final night of a three-day run that began Friday, and came roughly four years after his first solo concert in March 2022. A few minutes past 5 p.m., the singer opened the evening with high energy solo tracks "Toxic Love" and "Already Grown Up." Having fully displayed his credentials as DAY6's keyboardist and vocalist, he closed the opening set with a promise to show fans who he is — unfiltered. "You'll be seeing a lot of new sides of me tonight," he said. "What 'My Day' (DAY6's official fandom) knows of me isn't the whole picture." He drew laughter from the crowd as he added, "I'm actually a pretty rough person. I'm not someone who's always smiling o

Day6's Wonpil returned to the solo stage with a concert that felt less like a dramatic reinvention than a careful unveiling of who he has become as both an artist and individual. Held from Friday to Sunday at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in southern Seoul, Wonpil’s “Unpiltered” marked his first solo show in more than four years, following his 2022 concert “Pilmography.” The final show opened with “Toxic Love” and “Already Grown Up,” immediately setting the tone for a performance centered on honesty. Ra

Rock band DAY6's Wonpil held a concert bearing the same name as his March album "Unpiltered" last weekend, living up to its title with a performance that left nothing hidden. From reinventing himself as a dancer to showcasing delicate piano skills, the singer filled his second solo concert, "WONPIL SOLO CONCERT 'Unpiltered,'" with a charm that swung between extremes at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in southeastern Seoul. The Sunday show marked the final night of a three-day run that began Friday, and came roughly four years after his first solo concert in March 2022. A few minutes past 5 p.m., the singer opened the evening with high energy solo tracks "Toxic Love" and "Already Grown Up." Having fully displayed his credentials as DAY6's keyboardist and vocalist, he closed the opening set with a promise to show fans who he is — unfiltered. "You'll be seeing a lot of new sides of me tonight," he said. "What 'My Day' (DAY6's official fandom) knows of me isn't the whole picture." He drew laughter from the crowd as he added, "I'm actually a pretty rough person. I'm not someone who's always smiling o

Park Jinyoung of GOT7 is set to release his second solo set, “Said & Done,” on May 13, his agency BH Entertainment said Monday. The EP will consist of five tracks, including the main track “Everlove,” for which he wrote the lyrics. Jinyoung also co-authored the lyrics of the B-side "17" with singer-songwriter Wonpil of Day6. The upcoming mini album comes more than three years after his previous EP “Chapter 0: With." He was the male lead in the 10-part series “Shining,” starring opposite Kim Minj