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K-pop boy group EVNNE concluded their journey as a seven-member act with their 2026 EVNNE FANMEETING [OUR EVNNEing] held on January 3 and 4 at the YES24 Live Hall in Seoul, marking the end of two and a half years of activities together while announcing significant changes to the group’s lineup.
The fanmeeting, which had been highly anticipated by the group’s fanbase known as ENNVE, served as both a celebration of their shared history and a heartfelt goodbye to members Yoo Seungeon and Ji Yunseo. The two artists joined EVNNE in 2023 following their participation in the hit survival competition “Boys Planet” which first introduced them to global audiences. As their contracts came to an end, the pair will return to their original agency Yuehua Entertainment to pursue new career paths.
Remaining members Keita, Park Hanbin, Lee Jeonghyeon, Mun Junghyun, and Park Jihoo have renewed their contracts with Jellyfish Entertainment, confirming that EVNNE will continue its activities as a five-member group. Agency representatives stated that the decision was reached after extensive discussions with all members, prioritizing each artist’s individual goals as well as the group’s long-term vision.
Emotions ran high throughout the two-day event, which featured live performances of the group’s biggest hits including “TROUBLE” and “Ugly“, as well as special stages created exclusively for the fanmeeting. A particularly poignant moment came when Ji Yunseo shared a handwritten letter with the audience, promising fans that he would continue to work hard and “return the love I have received by standing on stage again someday.”
Members shared memories from their time together, recalling their debut struggles, milestone achievements, and the unwavering support of their fans. The group and attendees alike rallied with hope, emphasizing that while this chapter is closing, the bonds formed between the members and ENNVE will endure.
EVNNE debuted in September 2023 with their first mini album Target: ME, quickly gaining recognition for their synchronized performances and musical versatility. As the group transitions to its next phase, fans and industry observers alike are eager to see what new projects both the remaining members and departing artists will pursue in the months ahead.
With a combined total of over 100,000 physical album sales and multiple music show nominations during their career, EVNNE has left an indelible mark on the fourth-generation K-pop scene. The group’s final fanmeeting as a seven-member act was streamed live to audiences in over 30 countries, a testament to their global popularity.
Going forward, Jellyfish Entertainment has announced that the five-member iteration of EVNNE will begin preparations for new music later this year, while Yuehua Entertainment has noted that Yoo Seungeon and Ji Yunseo will focus on individual training and project opportunities in the near future.
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