Kyuhyun Releases Five-Track EP CONTINUE Led by Ballad Promise, Announces Asia Tour From Dec. 18

Super Junior's Kyuhyun released his five-track EP CONTINUE on Nov. 11, with the ballad Promise as the title track, and announced an Asia tour that opens in Seoul on Dec. 18.

Release details

The EP and the music video for Promise were released at 6 p.m. on the 11th, according to Korea Daily. The outlet described Promise as a warm ballad. The release comes one year after his EP The Classic, which came out in November last year, so the two projects sit roughly twelve months apart.

CONTINUE was released on Nov. 11, 2026, through Antenna, according to The Hype Magazine. Topstarnews counts it as Kyuhyun's seventh mini album. The same outlet framed the release as a Pepero Day gift, and Nov. 11 is the date on which that occasion is observed in South Korea.

Tracklist

The EP has five songs. Promise leads, followed by The Season That Never Ends, FILAMENT, I Thought I Was Fine and Sailboat.

Only Promise has a music video in the reports reviewed. The notes do not name the songwriters or producers on the record, and they do not describe the sound of the other four tracks. Korea Daily's description of the title track as a ballad is the only characterization of the music available.

Korea Daily's headline presents the EP as the singer's return, and Topstarnews' headline describes Promise as a track shared from the new EP. The Hype Magazine lists the release without further commentary.

Asia tour

Alongside the EP, Asia tour dates were announced, Topstarnews reported. The tour begins in Seoul on Dec. 18, about five weeks after the release. The reports do not list the other cities or dates, nor do they say how many shows are planned or where in Seoul the opening concert will take place.

The timing places the first show a little over a month after the EP's arrival. The release therefore comes ahead of the live dates rather than after them.

Context

Kyuhyun's move to Antenna has been covered on this site, including a report on his clarification of earlier parking fee comments during the transition. CONTINUE is listed as released through the agency.

He is also a member of Super Junior, whose activities have been reported separately. This site earlier covered the group's confirmed comeback with a 12th full album. Kyuhyun's solo release is a separate project from that group work, and the sources on CONTINUE do not link the two.

The three outlets agree on the main points: the Nov. 11 date, the Promise title track, the five-track format and the Seoul tour opening. They differ only in emphasis. Korea Daily focuses on the one-year gap since The Classic, The Hype Magazine on the tracklist and label, and Topstarnews on the Pepero Day timing and the tour.

The notes carry no statement from Kyuhyun or from Antenna about the EP, so the intent behind the title CONTINUE has not been explained in the available reports. Chart performance, sales figures and fan reactions were not reported in the coverage reviewed.

The Asia tour opens in Seoul on Dec. 18.