Jaehyun of NCT announces his concert tour 'Mono' after military service, starting in Seoul on June 6, reuniting with fans after 1.5 years.
May/4/2026 16:15
NCT's Jaehyun is energetically developing activities after his discharge. Today (the 4th), Jaehyun announced the fan concert tour 'Mono' through official channels like NCT's official X (formerly Twitter). According to this, he will open 'Mono' at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa District, Seoul, on June 6 and 7. Following that, he plans to tour Macau on June 13, Jakarta on June 20, Bangkok on the 27th and 28th, and Taipei on July 4 and 5. This will be his first reunion with fans through a solo performance in about 1 year and 8 months. He successfully concluded the fan concert 'Mute' in October 2024 before enlisting. After being released from the 'mute state,' fans are excited to see what songs and performances he will present on stage. Previously, he enlisted in November 2024 as a member of the Army Band, serving faithfully for about 18 months, and was discharged on May 3. Jaehyun is scheduled to hold a live stream commemorating his discharge today (the 4th) at 8 PM through NCT's YouTube, TikTok channels, and NCT 127's Weverse channel. His agency, SM Entertainment, announced a special live broadcast with the message 'Today marks the season of peaches.'
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