Singer Yoon Ttandtan, who paused activities amid a domestic violence and affair controversy, is resuming live performances with a small concert next month.
According to TV Daily, Yoon announced the concert on September 29 through his social media: “Yoon Ttandtan Live Day 26 Autumn,” to be held on November 1 at a cafe near Hongdae in Seoul’s Mapo district. The show is limited to 46 seats, and Yoon even shared a hand-drawn seating chart. On October 13 he posted ahead of the concert, “I sincerely thank everyone who booked tickets. I’ll see you in two weeks on Sunday.”
The concert follows the release of his third studio album “비참한 휘파람 Part.1” on September 2. The seven-track album — including “앗아가세요,” “곧이곧대로,” and “비참한 휘파람” — was his first in about one year and three months following privacy controversies during his divorce. At the time he described the album as being made from “regret, reflection, and sighs,” and said he would spend his future “cleaning up the dust well.”
Yoon, whose real name is Yoon Jong-hoon, married singer Eun Jong (Sohn Ha-eun) in 2019 and announced their split in June 2025. During the divorce process, Eun Jong said Yoon’s repeated affairs and violence had made the relationship unrecoverable. Yoon admitted to using force during verbal and physical fights between the couple and apologized deeply, while also claiming he had suffered abuse himself, and denied any physical affair.
No official statement beyond his social media posts was available. The November concert will be his first direct meeting with audiences since the controversy.
