Park Jin-young Returns with 2nd Mini Album in 3 Years; Music Video for Title Track “EVERLOVE” Released

Park Jin-young made his solo comeback after three years with his 2nd mini album, “Said & Done.” The music video for the title track, “EVERLOVE,” which was released on the 13th, generated massive enthusiasm from fans even during the teaser phase. On the 15th, he will hold a comeback live stage at the Mary Hall Grand Theater of Sogang University, inviting around 400 fans to attend.

The comeback live will feature performances of the new songs, behind-the-scenes insights into album production, and a fan-participation talk segment. The setlist begins with the opening track “Different Tracks,” followed by “Am I Okay?” and the duet “Love from Afar” performed alongside Choi Yoo-ri. It then continues with “Seventeen,” a song reflecting his friendship with DAY6’s Wonpil, before concluding with the title track “EVERLOVE.” Park Jin-young described “EVERLOVE” as a stage he prepared with utmost sincerity, covering everything from the choreography to the melody and lyrics.

He plans to foster deeper connections with fans through various programs such as the fan-participation segment “Said & Done” and “B-side & Inside,” which reveals details about album creation. Park Jin-young will demonstrate his versatility as a well-rounded artist, delivering not only performances but also engaging talks and emotional live sets. This album marks his first release since “Chapter 0: With” in 2023, and it includes tracks such as “And Now,” “EVERLOVE,” “Seventeen” featuring DAY6’s Wonpil, “Different Tracks,” “Am I Okay?” , and the collaboration with Choi Yoo-ri titled “Love from Afar.”

Meanwhile, Park Jin-young continues his acting career. He is currently starring in tvN’s new drama “100 Days of Lies.” This spy romance depicts the dangerous and tense love story between the best pickpocket in Gyeongseong who infiltrated the Japanese colonial government disguised as an interpreter, and a new interpreter appointed by the governor-general, who is the adopted son of the political chief. Kim Yoo-jeong, Kim Hyun-joo, Lee Mu-saeng, and Jin Seon-kyu also appear in the series.