According to a report by Star Today, Daesung will be making a comeback in March next year, with a high possibility of releasing an album.
Called the D-LITE Japan Live Tour 2024 ‘D’s IS ME’, Daesung’s shows in the East Asian country will kick off in the second week of April in Kawasaki, Japan. Thereafter, the BIGBANG singer will play 14 more shows, which includes shows in Fukuoka, Nagoya, Osaka, Kurashiki, Hiroshima, and a few other cities. More details about the tour will be found on the official website of the singer's Japanese fan club, ‘D's light.’
The announcement was followed shortly after the singer had released the song ‘It Flows,’ which is a remake of the 2012 track of the same name, originally sung by Lee Han-chul. This was the singer’s first release in about six years, and his first solo release in South Korea in about 13 years, since his last song ‘Cotton Candy,’ which was released back in 2010.
Under YG Entertainment, Daesung debuted as a member of BIGBANG in 2006. The band went on to create records and garnered a huge fan base. The band released hit tracks like 'Lies,' 'Haru Haru,' 'Tonight,' 'Fantastic Baby, and 'Bang Bang Bang.' In fact, in 2008, Daesung released his first solo song, 'Look at Me, Gwisoon,' which was written and produced by fellow band member G-Dragon.
In April 2023, the singer signed an exclusive contract with RND Company, after terminating his contract with YG Entertainment in December 2022, claiming to have a new start.
