Park Ji-hoon to make comeback with May fancon tour 'RE:FLECT'… Tokyo-Seoul tour confirmed

Singer and actor Park Ji-hoon will officially resume his activities as a singer through the May fancon tour 'RE:FLECT'. According to his agency YY Entertainment, he will kick off the fancon tour with events in Tokyo and Seoul and plans to meet fans around the world, with live performances of songs from his new album also being unveiled for the first time. Park Ji-hoon recently drew praise for his portrayal of Danjong in the film <왕과 사는 남자> and has risen to the ranks of a 'ten-million-actor'. The opening show will begin on May 23 in Tokyo, Japan, followed by performances in Seoul on May 30 and 31. Additional city dates will be announced later, the agency said.

The release of the new single album 'RE:FLECT' is also imminent. It will drop on April 29 at 6:00 PM on various music platforms, featuring a diverse set of tracks including the title track 'Bodyelse'. A highlighted medley video released starts with Park Ji-hoon spending a leisurely time by a lakeside under clear sunshine, hinting at the album's emotional arc. The title track 'Bodyelse' is described as a mid-tempo pop-dance song with dreamy synthesizers and emotive guitar riffs, while the tracks include 'Watercolor', a pop song whose emotions spread like watercolor, and 'I can't hold your hand anymore', a pop ballad conveying a restrained emotional line.

Moreover, this 'RE:FLECT' will be the first opportunity to reveal the album's live stage at the fancon. Park Ji-hoon plans to expand his communication with global fans starting from Tokyo and Seoul, and the show will feature a diverse program blending music and talk. Additionally, on May 25 and 26, he will hold a fan meeting '같은 자리' at Yes24 Live Hall in Seoul ahead of the official comeback showcase. Park Ji-hoon's success as an actor and his return to singing after three years have drawn great attention from fans. The agency said, 'Starting in Tokyo, then Seoul, with additional cities to be announced sequentially to broaden engagement with global fans.'