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Heeseung, who recently left boy band Enhypen, is set to embark on a new chapter as a solo artist under the name Evan, with Belift Lab unveiling a set of profile images Thursday. According to Belift Lab, the goal was to showcase a concept that focuses on simplicity, featuring minimal styling and a natural look. With understated hair and makeup, the profile highlights a raw, unembellished side of the artist, emphasizing what the agency described as his “most unfiltered and authentic form,” before

Tickets for Enhypen’s Seoul concert sold out through an exclusive offering to fans, agency Belift Lab said Thursday. The group is slated to go live for three shows next month, which will kick off world tour “Blood Saga.” It will be livestreamed as well for those who could not secure tickets for the shows. The forthcoming concert trip will have 30 shows spread across 21 cities. It will mark the group's first standalone shows in Latin America, held in Sao Paulo, Lima and Mexico City, followed by v

Former ENHYPEN member Heeseung has taken a striking turn in his career, reintroducing himself as a solo artist under a new name — EVAN. The artist opened official social media channels Wednesday and revealed his first profile photos, signaling a fresh start following his departure from the group. In the images, EVAN appears with loosely styled hair and minimal makeup, presenting what his agency described as an “unfiltered” and “pure” version of himself. Stripped of flashy styling or heavy concepts, the photos focus on a natural, almost undefined identity — a version of the artist before being shaped or labeled by the industry. Belift Lab, his and his former group's agency, said the concept reflects EVAN in his “most essential form,” before any external interpretation is added. Heeseung debuted with ENHYPEN in 2020 and quickly gained attention for his versatile talents, including his vocal ability, rap technique and stage performance. He also built a reputation as a singer-songwriter, contributing to tracks such as “Highway 1009” and “Dial Tragedy,” showcasing skil

A recent wave of departures by popular idols — from Heeseung of Enhypen to Mark and Ten of NCT — has surprised fans, with multiple members leaving their groups within a single month. Industry insiders, however, say such moves are not unusual, particularly among idols in the later stages of their careers. They point to a combination of artistic ambition, contract cycles and the growing financial independence enabled by social media. Heeseung announced on March 10 that he would leave Enhypen and t

Enhypen exceeded 200 million Spotify streams with “XO (Only If You Say Yes)” as of Tuesday, its agency Belift Lab said Thursday. With “XO,” the group reached the milestone for the sixth time, after “Bite Me,” “Fever,” “Drunk-Dazed,” “Polaroid Love” and “Given-Taken.” “XO” is the lead single from Enhypen's second studio album “Romance: Untold,” which debuted on the Billboard 200 at No. 2 and charted 17 weeks on the main albums chart. The LP was released in 2024 and sold over 2.3 million copies in