K-pop boy band EVNNE on their world tour and being fans of Arijit Singh and Jasleen Royal’s Heeriye
Hindustan TimesRIDE or DIE is the new anthem for K-pop boy band EVNNE as they return with their third mini album, five months since their Un: SEEN. As they gear up for their first world tour in August, EVNNE speaks to the Hindustan Times on their album, the thrill of performing live on stage and being fans of Arijit Singh and Jasleen Royal’s Heeriye. PARK HANBIN: It's been less than a year since we debuted, but we still feel like we need to set bigger goals and take one step further, and I think the most difficult moment was when we were preparing for our debut. KEITA: I always practice to prevent feeling pressured about the stage while thinking, “I am a person who makes the audience enjoy the show.” PARK HANBIN: I don’t think I feel pressured about being on stage anymore. LEE JEONGHYEON: I think I've always felt a certain amount of pressure, but I thought that if I continued to feel that pressure even after I started performing, it would hurt me.
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