South Korean singer-actor Kim Hyung-jun will meet with Korean fans in nearly two years at a domestic fan event in April, its label said Thursday.

Kim’s fan meeting, titled “Fan Night Live,” will take place on April 25 at Blue Square in central Seoul.

The last such event the 27-year-old held in Korea was in 2013 to mark his 25th birthday.

(Secret Enter)

Tickets for the fan meeting can be purchased from March 27 on online booking site Interpark.

Following the event with local fans, the idol-turned-singer will hold a fan meeting in Tokyo in May.

Kim, who released a digital single “Better” last year, is also working on a new solo album, aiming to drop it in summer.

Kim debuted in 2005 as a member of popular idol band SS501 with the eponymous EP under DSP Media, home to popular first-generation idol bands like now-disbanded FIN.K.L and Sechskies.

SS501, whose member included Asia’s heartthrob Kim Hyun-joong, was once regarded as a rival to veteran boy band TVXQ in the mid-2000s, but disbanded in 2010 when the members’ contract with the agency expired.

Since then, Kim has positioned himself as an actor, winning praises while starring in the musical “Caffeine” in 2010 and playing a lead role in several cable-TV dramas.