Yoon Do-hyun performs in Jeju as YB's 'Stay Alive' remix holds UK chart for 3 weeks

Yoon Do-hyun, 53, performed in Jeju on July 3, 2026. He posted a thank-you message to the guitarists who joined him: "Youknow Ahn? 2026/07/03 제주 Thank You! @guitarzoon @zai.ro_"

The show comes as YB's international run picks up steam. Stay Alive remix has stayed at No. 11 on the UK chart for three straight weeks. Dreamer hit No. 1 on the global indie radio chart. Back home, Yoon's solo track 사랑했나봐 has racked up 11 music-broadcast wins.

YB—Yoon Do-hyun, Park Tae-hee, Kim Jin-won, and Heo Jun—is marking its 30th anniversary. Yoon dropped the metal EP Odyssey for the occasion. In 2025, he opened a new YouTube channel to host anniversary content alongside the band's metal-sound push (his original personal channel went live in 2020).

The anniversary push follows a serious health battle. Yoon was diagnosed with Waldenström lymphoma, a rare blood cancer, during a 2021 checkup. After three years of treatment, he received a complete-remission verdict.

He plans to rest after his encore performances, then turn his attention to new projects.

Yoon's career began with a 1994 solo debut, the album 가을 우체국 앞에서, and a lead role in the 1996 film 정글 스토리. He also voiced and sang for Clay in the Korean dub of Sing 2 Together. In 2020, he and his wife Lee Mi-ok donated 100 million won for COVID-19 relief in their names and their daughter Yoon Yi-jung's name. He also gave 50 million won in masks and donated the copyright to the 2021 아리랑 music source. Yoon Yi-jung, their only child, contributed artwork to a YB album cover. Yoon and Lee married in 2002.