TXT’s Yeonjun to Release Second Solo Mini Album No Labels: Part 02 in July 2026

Big Hit Music confirmed on June 15, 2026, via TXT’s official social channels that Yeonjun’s second solo mini album, No Labels: Part 02, will be released in July 2026. The announcement came seven months after Yeonjun became the first TXT member to release a solo EP. His debut project, No Labels: Part 01, arrived on November 7, 2025.

No Labels: Part 01 sold 741,858 copies in South Korea and 44,292 copies in Japan. It topped the Circle Chart’s weekly album ranking in South Korea and Oricon’s daily album ranking in Japan during its first week. The title track “Talk to You” charted on multiple international iTunes charts and on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart.

The EP was released in three physical versions and included the track “Let Me Tell You,” a collaboration with KATSEYE’s Daniela. Yeonjun made his solo debut with the mixtape single “Ggum” in 2024. Born Choi Yeonjun in 1999, he is TXT’s eldest member and was the first member announced ahead of the group’s 2019 debut under Big Hit Music.

The No Labels series represents Yeonjun’s first major solo venture outside TXT. Press materials at the time of Part 01 described the project as an opportunity for “candid, untethered expression” as an artist. No Labels: Part 02 arrives while TXT continues an active year.

The group released its eighth Korean mini album, 7TH YEAR: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns, earlier in 2026. TXT’s ongoing world tour has two remaining dates in Japan as of June 16, 2026. The group’s debut EP, The Dream Chapter: STAR, was the fastest K-pop album to top Billboard’s World Albums chart at the time of its release.

TXT earned its first Billboard 200 number-one album in January 2023 with The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION. In July 2022 the group became the first K-pop act to perform on the main stage at Lollapalooza in Chicago and returned in August 2023 as the first K-pop group to headline the festival. In 2024, TXT performed two consecutive sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden, the first K-pop act to do so.