Singer EVAN to make debut on Immortal Songs this week

Singer EVAN, also known as Lee Hee-seung, will compete against senior artists like Kim Hee-jae and Jewelry Park Jung-ah during the Composer Park Keun-tae Special on the 17th. The 2001-born performer aims to secure at least one win while performing Tashannie's "Warning" to showcase a Y2K sensibility.

Singer EVAN is set to make his first appearance on KBS2's 'Immortal Songs,' where he will face off against senior artists.

The 776th episode of 'Immortal Songs,' scheduled to air on the 17th, features the second part of the 'Composer Park Keun-tae Special.' In this second installment, Kim Hee-jae, Huh Gak X Kim Ye-chan, EVAN, Jewelry Park Jung-ah, and Seongri will compete for the final victory.

Making his debut, EVAN expressed his nervousness in the waiting room but stated his goal is to secure at least 1 win. He identified Huh Gak as his most formidable opponent, revealing that he has been a fan of Huh Gak's "Happy Me" since he was in middle school.

EVAN, whose real name is Lee Hee-seung, is from Uiwang, Gyeonggi-do. He explained that he has been using the English name he used during a month-long study abroad program in Canada as his stage name.

Preparing a performance of Tashannie's "Warning," EVAN stated that, as someone born in 2001, he intends to showcase a Y2K sensibility interpreted by the MZ generation. Behind the scenes, MC Lee Chan-won remarked, "EVAN turned 'Immortal Songs' into 'Music Bank'."

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