Yeonjun Ice Cream Comeback: TXT Member Releases ‘NO LABELS: PART 02’

YEONJUN of TOMORROW X TOGETHER released his second solo mini album, ‘NO LABELS: PART 02,’ on July 10, 2026 at 1 p.m. KST, with ‘Ice Cream’ as the lead track. The Yeonjun Ice Cream comeback marks the second chapter of his solo ‘NO LABELS’ series and follows a rollout that included official notices, teaser content, offline promotions and a release party in Seoul.¹

BIGHIT MUSIC announced the project through Weverse, stating that pre-orders began on June 16 and presenting the album as a release intended to show YEONJUN’s distinctive colors and possibilities as a solo artist.¹ Yonhap News Agency reported on July 10 that the EP contains six tracks, including ‘Ice Cream,’ ‘Vanilla’ and ‘No More Disco.’²

Yeonjun Ice Cream Comeback Details

‘NO LABELS: PART 02’ arrives as YEONJUN’s second solo project in eight months, following his first solo EP. People reported that Weverse announced the project on June 15, with TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s social channels revealing ‘Ice Cream’ on June 18 through a clip showing YEONJUN boarding an ice cream truck.³

The official album notice and subsequent reports position the release around YEONJUN’s solo identity rather than a group comeback. The album title keeps the ‘NO LABELS’ framing, while the source material describes this release as the second chapter of that series.⁴

Lead Track, Performance and Creative Participation

The lead track ‘Ice Cream’ is described as a funk-rock song built around vintage drums, bass and guitar riffs. TenAsia reported via Daum that the ‘Ice Cream’ music video teaser was released on HYBE LABELS’ YouTube channel on July 8, two days before the album release.⁵

YEONJUN also took part in the choreography for ‘Ice Cream,’ while contributing lyrics to two other songs on the EP.² That participation is a notable part of the comeback’s confirmed profile because the available reports describe both performance and writing involvement, not only vocal participation.

In a press release quoted by Yonhap, YEONJUN described ‘Ice Cream’ as “a song that shows both my exterior and inner self.”² Korea Daily’s OSEN-supplied report also quoted him as saying, in translation, that although he felt a great deal of pressure, he prepared the album with excitement at every moment.⁴

The same Korea Daily / OSEN report said YEONJUN identified the album as the work where his own color is most clearly expressed, further linking the release to the solo identity emphasized in BIGHIT MUSIC’s announcement.⁴ The source material does not provide the full six-song tracklist beyond the named tracks, so the available confirmed information is limited to the six-track count and the listed titles.

Promotions Before Release

The comeback campaign included offline and online activity before the July 10 release. TenAsia reported via Daum that a three-day offline promotion took place in Seoul’s Seongsu-dong from July 3 to July 5, featuring an ‘Ice Cream’ truck, participatory games and SNS challenges.⁶

That report, citing BIGHIT MUSIC, said about 1,350 people visited the promotion. It also said challenge videos were uploaded at roughly one per minute during the event, while related user-generated content rose by about 117%.⁶ These figures indicate that the pre-release campaign was measured not only by attendance but also by social participation tied to the ‘Ice Cream’ concept.

A separate release party took place at Layer Studio 11 in Mapo, Seoul, on July 9, the day before the album’s public release. Korea Daily’s OSEN-supplied report said YEONJUN arrived in an ice cream truck and first performed new songs including ‘Ice Cream’ at the event.⁴

The staged promotions followed the visual and title concept already introduced in teaser materials. However, the confirmed reports center on the release schedule, track details, participation credits and event facts, rather than broader claims about chart performance or public reception after release.

With ‘NO LABELS: PART 02,’ YEONJUN’s solo comeback is defined by a July 10 release, a six-track EP, the lead single ‘Ice Cream,’ direct participation in performance and lyrics, and a promotional campaign built around the ice cream truck motif. The available source material establishes the comeback as a focused continuation of his ‘NO LABELS’ solo series.

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