”DAY6”, ”Trust and Listen DAY6” finally ends the military hiatus... Looking forward to the second act

``DAY6'', a band that sings music for youth, is expected to begin its second act in earnest after the military hiatus. Today (27th), member Wonpil will be the last member of the team to be transferred after completing his naval service. Most
Wonpil, who recently went on his final vacation, was transferred instead of returning to the military, and today marks his official discharge day, and he will fully return to society.
Wonpil became the first idol to begin serving in the Navy in March of last year. Military service in June of this year
According to Wonpil's interview released through the agency, the decision was made to bring forward the date and time of enlistment as much as possible for those who volunteered for the Navy, and to shorten the military absence of ``DAY6'' by aligning the time with other members.
was. True to his words, member Young K was transferred in April, and 7 months later, he became the last member of the team to be transferred, and now 2 years and 8 years have passed since the oldest member, Sung Jin, joined the army as a first runner.
The military absence period of ``DAY6'' will end in a month. Prior to this, Young K also enlisted in KATUSA (Korean military personnel assigned to the US Forces Korea) in October 2021.
Obtained the title of "first idol". Since his transfer last April, he has released his first solo full-length album, ``Letters with
notes” for the first time in five months, and even held a solo concert with the same name. In addition to participating in various music festivals,
He has been active as a DJ for KBS coolFM's ``DAY6's Kiss the Radio'', which he had been performing with before the squad. Recently, Mnet Karaoke Sabah
Through the popular show ``VS'' and MBC's ``What would you do if you wanted to play? (What would you do if you wanted to film?),'' he showed his potential as a rising star in variety shows and is actively working in various fields.
The eldest, Sung-jin, was the first to enlist in the army, and after completing his service as an assistant professor, he became the first member of the team to have military experience. The youngest, Do-woon, plays military music.
They served in the army and were discharged in July last year. They are also active on radio and YouTube web variety shows, and now Sung Jin and Young
K, Wonpil, and Dowoon have completed their national defense duties as young Koreans and have finally become part of the ``military experience band.''
"DAY6" debuted in September 2015 as a band under JYP Entertainment, and is a band that represents youth with representative songs "1 Page ni Nerena ni" and "Zombie."
He has been loved by many for writing and composing songs filled with healthy energy. Last year, all members renewed their contracts with JYP, reaffirming their intention to continue as a complete group. JYP is
I would like to work together with DAY6, a group with musical symbolism, in a meaningful way based on our strong relationship of trust."
The plan is to spare no effort in providing systematic support.'' In this way, their military hiatus has finally come to an end for all vocalists, whose qualifier is "Trust and Listen 'DAY6'". They debuted this year.
With the 8th anniversary as a turning point, expectations are high as to what kind of second act ``DAY6'' will open.