[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] Singer EVAN met with local fans at the GRAMMY Museum, where he performed a solo live set and shared stories about his music.

On the 14th (local time), Evan took the stage for the “Spotlight” event held at the Ray Charles Rooftop Terrace of the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, USA. Tickets for the performance sold out quickly after going on sale.
“Spotlight” is a program where the GRAMMY Museum invites artists to perform live and participate in interviews. Previous performers on this stage include Doechii, Chappell Roan, and KATSEYE.
During the Q&A session that day, Evan discussed her debut mini-album *DEATH OF ME*, set for release on the 7th of next month. She shared the stories behind the tracks and highlighted her personal favorites, building anticipation for the new album.
She explained that “Going Home” was inspired by her own situation of not being able to go home often due to her busy schedule. She cited the mellow “Twilight” as a song likely to naturally draw listeners in, and “Immature” as a track she particularly wanted to share with her fans.
During the live performance, he showcased a variety of musical styles. Through his debut single’s title track, “Ride or Die,” he displayed the intense energy of alternative rock, while the album track “Overflow” featured a more delicate and emotional vibe.
They also performed a cover of The Weeknd’s “Can’t Feel My Face.” The audience sang along and cheered Evan’s name in response.
As the excitement in the venue continued, Evan chose to perform “Can’t Feel My Face” again during the encore. Having connected with his fans until the very end, he wrapped up the concert with a message of gratitude, expressing that he would miss the moments of that day and the audience dearly.
Evan will continue his U.S. activities at “KCON LA 2026” on the 16th. He is also scheduled to attend the Greater China awards ceremony “2026 TIMA” on the 23rd.