Young K of the South Korean band DAY6 released the second music-video teaser for his solo track "Shut The Door" on July 6, 2026 [1].
The release marks a significant pivot for the musician as he transitions from group activities to a comprehensive solo project. This effort establishes his individual artistic identity through a full-length album and a dedicated tour schedule.
The teaser was posted to the official DAY6 YouTube channel at 00:00 KST on July 6, 2026 [1], [2]. This promotional video serves as a preview for his upcoming full-length solo album titled "YOUNGEST" [1].
Beyond the music release, Young K is preparing for a solo tour to support the new material. The tour is scheduled to begin in Incheon on August 14, 2026 [1]. This series of performances will allow the artist to engage directly with audiences outside the framework of his band.
Young K, whose full name is Kwon Young-kwang, has long been a central figure in DAY6's songwriting and performance [1]. The "Shut The Door" teaser is the latest step in a strategic rollout designed to build anticipation for the full album's arrival.
While the teaser provides a glimpse into the visual and sonic direction of the track, the full details of the album's tracklist remain under wraps. The August 14 start date in Incheon [1] anchors the timeline for the project's live debut.
“Young K released the second music-video teaser for his solo track 'Shut The Door'.”
The launch of 'YOUNGEST' and the subsequent solo tour represents a strategic expansion of Young K's brand. By moving from a band member to a solo headliner, he is leveraging the established fanbase of DAY6 to test his viability as a standalone act in the competitive K-pop market.

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