Doh Kyung Soo to Release Fourth Mini Album ‘DOPAMINE’ Ahead of [DAY OFF] Concert Tour
2026년 8월 25일
Singer and actor Doh Kyung Soo will return with his fourth mini album, DOPAMINE, on September 8th at 6 p.m. KST. His agency, Blitzway Music, announced the release on August 25th and unveiled the first teaser images through his official social media channels. The teaser images show Doh Kyung Soo wearing sunglasses with ice reflected in the lenses and holding a piece of ice in his hand. According to the agency, the ice represents the small but intense moments of pleasure that can be found in everyday life, introducing the central visual concept of the new album. DOPAMINE will be Doh Kyung Soo’s first new release since the digital single “DUMB,” which arrived in September 2025. It will also be his first album in approximately one year and two months, following his first full-length album, BLISS, released in July 2025. The physical edition will be available in the FIZZ and POP photobook versions, along with a separate WAH CLICKER KEYCHAIN version. Ahead of the release, Doh Kyung Soo will introduce a series of promotional materials, including concept photos, concept films, a tracklist, highlight medleys, and music video teasers. The promotional schedule will continue until the album’s release on September 8th. After completing his album comeback, Doh Kyung Soo will begin his 2026–2027 DOH KYUNG SOO CONCERT TOUR [DAY OFF] in October. The tour will open with three concerts at Ticketlink Live Arena in Seoul from October 2nd through October 4th. The Seoul shows sold out during the domestic and global fan club presales. The tour will visit 10 cities through March 2027. Following Seoul, Doh Kyung Soo is scheduled to perform in Macau, Bangkok, Jakarta, Kaohsiung, Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila, Tokyo, and Taipei. The title DAY OFF reflects the idea of stepping away from familiar routines and enjoying a different kind of day through music and live performance. With DOPAMINE arriving shortly before the tour begins, Doh Kyung Soo is preparing to connect his new solo music directly with audiences across Asia.