Singer Nam Woo-hyun marks the 10th anniversary of his solo debut with the release of a full-length album followed by a special concert.

[Second Full Album '2X8' Out on October 14]

Nam Woo-hyun will release his second full-length album '2X8' on October 14. It is his first new release in about three years since his first full-length album 'WHITREE,' and commemorates the 10th anniversary of his solo debut.

['Sikmokil VI - Ever Green' to Be Held Over Three Days in November]

Then in November, he will hold a special concert, 'Sikmokil VI - Ever Green,' over three days at KBS Arena in Seoul. The performance schedule is November 6 at 7:30 p.m., November 7 at 6 p.m., and November 8 at 4 p.m. 'Sikmokil' is Nam Woo-hyun's ongoing solo concert series, and this performance will be the sixth in the series.

His agency, Billions, released a teaser poster for the concert, scheduled for 2026, through its official social media. The poster, featuring lush trees, flowers, and candles blended together, creates a dreamy yet warm atmosphere, visually expressing the sentiment of the concert's title, 'Ever Green.' Marking his 10th anniversary, Nam Woo-hyun plans to look back on his ten years of musical activities through this stage and create new memories with his fans.

[Ticket Sale Schedule]

Tickets for 'Sikmokil VI - Ever Green' can be purchased through Ticketlink. Fan club pre-sale begins on October 7 at 8 p.m., and general sales begin on October 8 at 8 p.m.

[Solo Debut in 2016... Also Starring in Musicals]

Since beginning his solo career with his first mini album 'Write..' in 2016, Nam Woo-hyun has released numerous albums and digital singles, including 'Second Write..,' 'A New Journey,' 'With,' and 'Tree Ring.' His representative songs include 'Kkudeok-Kkudeok,' 'Neoman Gwaenchanhamyeon (If Only You're Okay),' 'Hold On Me (Feat. Junoflo),' 'Naengjeong-gwa Yeoljeong Sai (Between Calm and Passion),' and 'Only Jikjin.' He has also played lead roles in musicals such as 'Gwanghwamun Sonata,' 'Barnum: The Greatest Showman,' 'Geunaldeul (Those Days),' 'Mephisto,' 'Jack the Ripper,' 'The Hourglass,' 'Bloody Love,' and 'SUGAR.'