[DiaryPoint Reporter Park Bo-young] Singer Lee Mu-jin will release his new digital single “Night Stage” at 6 p.m. on Nov. 9. It is his first new song in about a year and a half, since “Sparrow” in May last year, and he took part in writing and composing it. Lee debuted with “Stroll” in 2018 and came to wider public attention in 2020 after appearing on JTBC’s Sing Again: Unknown Singer Battle.
“Night Stage” is Lee’s first single since moving to the new label Question Mark. His agency said he plans to broaden his musical world with songs he writes and composes himself. Question Mark is producing the national tour, with Tajo E&T overseeing it; World Show Market is also co-organizing the Busan shows.
Lee will also embark on his year-end national tour, “Winter Greeting: From Winter,” ahead of the single’s release. The Goyang shows will open the tour on Nov. 28–29 at Aram Theater in Goyang Aram Nuri. The tour continues at Kyungpook National University’s Grand Auditorium in Daegu on Dec. 19–20, then at Busan Citizens Hall’s Grand Theater on Dec. 25–26. Saturday shows in all three cities are scheduled for 5 p.m. and Sunday shows for 4 p.m.; each performance is expected to run about 120 minutes.
Tickets for the Goyang, Daegu and Busan shows are being sold by city through NOL Ticket. Sales opened at 8 p.m. on Oct. 26 for Goyang, Oct. 27 for Daegu and Oct. 28 for Busan. Each person may buy up to four tickets per show. R seats are listed at 154,000 won and S seats at 143,000 won in all three cities. Ticket Link has also posted a ticket-opening notice for the Busan shows.
The Busan performances are scheduled for Friday at 5 p.m. and Saturday at 4 p.m. According to Ticket Link, seats are priced at 154,000 won for R and 143,000 won for S, and admission is limited to ages 8 and up. The tour marks Lee’s first nationwide solo concert run in about two years, following “Side Notes,” which began at Woori Bank Hall in Seoul’s COEX Artium in November 2024.
The tour is also described as his first nationwide solo concert run in about two years since “Side Notes,” which began in November last year. His agency said Lee recently performed at Kaohsiung Park Music Festival in Taiwan and NOL Festival, and appeared at Nef Festa on Oct. 31. After “Night Stage” is released, his next scheduled appearance is the Nov. 28 show in Goyang, followed by the Daegu and Busan dates to close out the year.