YEONJUN Takes Central Park: TOMORROW X TOGETHER Member Performs Solo Tracks on GMA Summer Concert Series
YEONJUN of TOMORROW X TOGETHER performed at Good Morning America's Summer Concert Series in New York's Central Park on Wednesday, August 5, bringing his solo catalogue to a live morning-television audience.
The 26-year-old delivered three solo tracks during the set. He opened with "Vanilla," a cut from his solo LP NO LABELS: PART 02, and followed it with "Ice Cream," whose accompanying dance routine had previously gone viral online. He closed the performance with "Talk To You," the lead track from his earlier solo album NO LABELS: PART 01, released last November (Billboard).
NO LABELS: PART 02 is the follow-up to PART 01, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart — a ranking based on pure album sales rather than streaming equivalents. The new album also features the tracks "Baby Wassup?", "No More Disco", "Fxxking Star", and "Long Way Long" alongside the two songs he performed on the GMA stage (UPI).
YEONJUN described the new album as "a lot more natural and unfiltered" than its predecessor, according to Billboard.
Before releasing either solo LP, YEONJUN put out his debut single "GGUM" in 2024 and collaborated with the group KATSEYE on a remix of their song "Touch." His solo work runs parallel to his activities with TOMORROW X TOGETHER, the K-pop group who have charted multiple albums on the Billboard 200.
ABC announced YEONJUN's GMA appearance in July as part of its 2026 Summer Concert Series, promoting it with the hashtag #YEONJUNonGMA. The series airs live on ABC, Monday through Friday, 7–9 a.m. EDT. This summer's lineup has also included Keith Urban on July 10, Coco Jones on July 24, and Dan + Shay on July 31, with Sublime scheduled for August 14 in Central Park and Paris Jackson also on the bill (Good Morning America).
For fans of the group's work, the GMA set offered a concentrated look at YEONJUN's solo direction across two album cycles — a morning broadcast slot that put K-pop solo material in front of a general television audience alongside country, pop and rock acts on the same series.
