Experience the heartfelt new tune by eaJ titled 'Place It Upon Me'
South Korean artist Jae Park, better known as eaJ, has announced an exciting Asia tour for November 2025. The tour, titled "The 1/9 Tour", will see eaJ performing in Seoul, South Korea, Manila, Philippines, Singapore, Jakarta, Indonesia, and Bangkok, Thailand.
The tour marks eaJ's return to performing after the release of his latest single 'Put It On Me'. According to eaJ, 'Put It On Me' is one of his favorite songs he's ever released, describing it as a late-night conversation you never want to hang up from. The romantic, acoustic guitar-driven track deals with the theme of diving into uncertainty.
'Put It On Me' is the latest release from eaJ, following 'LA Traffic (/)' in August and the EP '1' in late June. The EP, which was completed by the tracks 'Pause' and 'RED (from Arena Breakout: Infinite)', also contained the previously released tracks 'Ruin My Life' and 'Merry Go Round'.
Before the release of '1', eaJ closed out 2024 with the 'When The Rain Stopped Following Me' EP in September. The tour will not be a side project, but a full-scale pivot in eaJ's career.
The Asia tour is part of the Love In Seoul Festival, Samsung Hall, Scape The Ground Theatre, Basket Hall GBK, and Centerpoint Studio. Tickets for the tour will go on sale soon. Fans are eagerly waiting to witness eaJ's captivating performances live.
In a recent interview, eaJ compared 'Put It On Me' to his earlier releases, such as 'pacman'. He expressed his love for the song, stating that it holds a special place in his heart.
With the release of 'Put It On Me' and the announcement of his Asia tour, eaJ continues to prove his status as a talented and versatile artist. Fans are excited to see what the future holds for this rising star. Stay tuned for more updates!
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