YEONJUN Takes Over The Troubadour for One Night Only
Billboard and HYBE curated an exclusive concert experience for YEONJUN at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, welcoming approximately 500 fans for an intimate showcase of his growing solo artistry. The event included a Q&A session with Billboard's Tetris Kelly and opened-act performances by DJs Skylar Lee and Johnny Chay, establishing an energetic atmosphere before the main performance.
YEONJUN delivered a six-song set drawing from his recent project 'NO LABELS: Part 2', centred on his latest single 'Ice Cream' alongside other fan favourites and a surprise encore of 'GGUM'. Dancers and choreography accompanied his performance in the close-quarters venue, offering attendees a rare proximity to the artist. The evening concluded with fans receiving tangible mementos—Polaroid prints, exclusive ice cream stickers, and commemorative postcards.
- YEONJUN performed an exclusive one-night concert at The Troubadour in Los Angeles on August 12, organised by Billboard and HYBE for approximately 500 fans
- The six-song set featured his latest single 'Ice Cream' alongside 'FxxkingStar' and 'GGUM', delivered with backing dancers in an intimate venue setting
- Attendees received commemorative keepsakes including Polaroid photographs, ice cream stickers, and postcards from the event
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YEONJUN is a South Korean singer and member of TOMORROW X TOGETHER, the K-pop group managed by HYBE. He has also released music as a solo artist, including the project NO LABELS: Part 2.
The Troubadour is a small, long-running music venue in Los Angeles, where performers can play close to the audience. Billboard is a music media company that reports on artists and the music industry. The event brought these organisations together around YEONJUN’s solo work and offered fans a more intimate setting than a large arena concert.
Solo showcases let group members present music and performances under their own name, while giving audiences a chance to hear how their work differs from the group’s. The event also reflects the international reach of K-pop, with a South Korean artist performing for fans in the United States.