BTOB's Lee Chang-sub to Hold Solo Concert After 6-Year Hiatus

Lee Chang-sub, a member of the popular K-pop group BTOB, is set to make a triumphant return to the stage with his first solo concert in six years. The concert, titled "The Wayfarer," hints at themes of journeying or traveling, suggesting a personal and introspective performance.

This announcement comes on the heels of Lee's recent comeback with his first full-length solo album, "1991," which shares its name with his birth year. The album, released earlier this year, is described as deeply personal, showcasing Lee's growth as a solo artist.

During a press showcase for "1991," Lee expressed his hopes that the album would demonstrate his potential as a solo performer. He also revealed his plans for the upcoming winter concert, emphasizing its significance in his career.

The concert announcement has generated excitement among fans, particularly as it follows a period of challenges for the artist. Earlier this year, Lee candidly shared that he had experienced deep depression, making this comeback even more meaningful.

Despite a recent setback where Lee had to temporarily halt activities due to throat conditions the singer-songwriter seems determined to make a strong return with this solo concert.

Ticket information for "The Wayfarer" concert has been released, with fans eagerly anticipating the opportunity to see Lee Chang-sub showcase his solo material in a live setting.

This solo concert not only marks a significant milestone in Lee Chang-sub's career but also promises to be a special event for BTOB fans, known as Melodies, who have been supporting his individual activities alongside his work with the group.