* Translated by AI

Starnews

Kyuhyun, key points to look forward to in 'CONTINUE'… An unwavering musical journey → Asia tour

Published:

Choi Hyejin

*This content was translated by AI.View Original

Kyuhyun /Photo=Antenna
Kyuhyun /Photo=Antenna

Singer Kyuhyun continues his musical journey.

According to his agency Antenna, Kyuhyun will release the EP "CONTINUE" on various music streaming platforms at 6 p.m. on the 11th.

"CONTINUE" is a new work being unveiled approximately one year after the EP "The Classic," which Kyuhyun released in November of last year.

Marking his 20th anniversary as an artist this year, Kyuhyun has consistently showcased his unique musical color, solidifying his position as a solo artist. Furthermore, through "CONTINUE," Kyuhyun conveys his determination to continue delivering quality music without change in the future.

"CONTINUE" includes a total of five tracks: the title song "Promise," "The Season That Never Ends," "FILAMENT," "I Thought It Was Fine," and "Sailing Ship." Kyuhyun is expected to continue writing his musical story by adding new attempts to the musical depth he has accumulated thus far.

Kyuhyun plans to convey diverse charm through five tracks with different seasons and temperatures. In addition to emotional ballads, which are his strength, Kyuhyun covers various genres such as pop rock and vintage city pop, demonstrating a broad musical spectrum.

In particular, the title song "Promise" is a Kyuhyun-style emotional ballad containing sincere feelings for a precious person. It is expected to offer warm comfort to listeners through the harmony of Kyuhyun's heartfelt voice and lyrics. The goal is to express gratitude to those who have stayed by his side for a long time and to convey a message of promise that he wants to remain together without change in the future as well.

Meanwhile, along with the album release, Kyuhyun will also hold the Asia tour "Kyuhyun (KYUHYUN) ASIA TOUR 'CONTINUE'." Kyuhyun plans to continue the tour starting from Seoul on the 18th–20, followed by Bangkok on January 9, 2027, Hong Kong on the 13th–14, Tokyo on February 21, Taipei on the 27th–28, Kobe on the 21st–22, and Kaohsiung.

*This content was translated by AI.View Original

Recommended News

Editor’s Pick

Latest in Entertainment