DAY6 Returns with New Music and a Touch of Romance
K-pop band DAY6 is making a comeback with their new digital single ‘Maybe Tomorrow’, a track that captures a romantic and dreamy atmosphere. JYP Entertainment announced that the single will officially be released on May 7 at 6 p.m. KST across major music platforms. The single features two tracks—lead song ‘Maybe Tomorrow’ and B-side ‘It’s Over’, co-composed by members Sungjin, Young K, and Wonpil along with producer Hong Jisang.
Teasers Hint at a Spring Fantasy Theme
The group shared concept photos on their official social media, further increasing anticipation among fans. In the photos, members Sungjin, Young K, Wonpil, and Dowoon are seen gathered by a window and seated under a night sky with scattered balloons, evoking an enchanting spring night fantasy. The soft lighting and whimsical setting highlight the emotional tone of the upcoming single.
Six-Night Seoul Finale for World Tour
Alongside their new music, DAY6 will hold the finale of their ‘DAY6 3RD WORLD TOUR <FOREVER YOUNG>’ in Seoul with six performances at the KSPO DOME from May 9–11 and 16–18. All six shows are already sold out, a testament to the group’s enduring popularity and powerful fanbase.
The concerts will feature a 360-degree stage setup, promising an immersive experience for fans. On the final day, May 18, the group will host a paid livestream through the Beyond LIVE platform, making the performance accessible to their global fan community.
Excitement Builds Among ‘My Day’ Fans
Fans, known as ‘My Day’, are eagerly looking forward to the band’s return, showing strong support online. It’s been eight months since their last release, the mini album ‘Band Aid’, and listeners are excited to experience DAY6’s unique blend of emotional lyrics and rock-inspired sound once again.
With ‘Maybe Tomorrow’, DAY6 is poised to reaffirm their musical identity while offering fans a taste of something refreshingly sentimental. Whether through ethereal teaser images or their long-anticipated stage return, DAY6 proves that good music—and good bands—only get better with time.
More Than Just a Comeback
As anticipation grows, all eyes are on how ‘Maybe Tomorrow’ and the upcoming concerts will further strengthen DAY6’s legacy in the K-pop world. One thing’s for sure: their fans won’t have to wait for “tomorrow” to feel the magic—they’re already living it.
