Experience the tender bop 'Put It On Me' by eaJ, the latest release from this renowned artist with a heart-melting ballad.
South Korean singer-songwriter eaJ, whose real name is Jae Hyung Park, has announced a tour across Asia in November 2025. The musician, who was a member of the band DAY6 from 2015 to the end of 2021, has released multiple albums and EPs with the group since their debut in September 2015.
The tour will kick off in Seoul, South Korea, on November 13th at the Love In Seoul Festival. eaJ will then travel to Manila, Philippines, where he will perform at Samsung Hall on November 16th. The following day, he will make his way to Singapore, performing at Scape The Ground Theatre on November 19th.
The tour will continue in Jakarta, Indonesia, at Basket Hall GBK on November 21st. The final stop of the tour will be in Bangkok, Thailand, at Centerpoint Studio on November 23rd.
In the lead-up to the tour, eaJ has released a new single titled 'Put It On Me'. The tender, acoustic guitar-driven track deals with the theme of diving into uncertainty. eaJ described the song as feeling fresh but reminding him of his earlier releases like 'pacman'.
Before the release of the EP '1', eaJ closed out 2024 with the 'When The Rain Stopped Following Me' EP in September. The EP consisted of six tracks: 'I Just Want My 20s Back', 'Mad', 'Friendly Fire', 'Right Where You Left Me', 'Burn' and 'When The Rain Stops'. The EP '1' contained the previously released tracks 'Ruin My Life' and 'Merry Go Round', and was completed by 'Pause' and 'RED (from Arena Breakout: Infinite)'.
'Put It On Me' follows the release of 'LA Traffic (/)' in August and the EP '1' in late June. Fans can expect to hear these tracks, as well as eaJ's older hits, during the Asia 2025 tour.
eaJ's Asia 2025 tour will visit five cities in total, making it an exciting opportunity for fans to see the talented musician live. Tickets for the tour are expected to go on sale soon, so be sure to keep an eye out for more information.
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