YUQI released her second solo mini album, 二十七 (27), on October 8, 2026. The six-track, all-Chinese-language project leads into her four-city China fan-con, which opened in Guangzhou with all 10,000 seats sold out before the album even arrived.
Key Takeaways
- 二十七 (27) dropped October 8, 2026, with six Chinese-language tracks, all written and composed by YUQI.
- Title track Stay credits YUQI and Jay Lee for composition and lyrics; its music video runs 3 minutes 53 seconds.
- Pre-release track I Like You topped YouTube’s daily trending music-video chart in Singapore and Hong Kong.
- Guangzhou’s Fan-Con 27 sold out its 10,000-seat venue on September 30, the day tickets went on sale.
- The tour continues to Chengdu, Beijing and Shanghai after the October 11 Guangzhou show.
What YUQI Released With 二十七 (27)
二十七 (27) is YUQI’s second solo mini album. It arrived on October 8, 2026, built entirely around Chinese-language lyrics across six songs. The title translates to “27,” tying the release directly to her age and the emotional themes she explores on the record.
Full 27 Tracklist and Song Credits
The album contains six tracks, with Stay serving as the title track. Here is the full lineup, according to Genie’s album listing:
| No. | Track | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 快乐 | Track |
| 2 | Chamomile Tea | Track |
| 3 | I Like You | Pre-release single |
| 4 | Feels Right | Track |
| 5 | 银河之舞 | Track |
| 6 | Stay | Title track |
YUQI’s Role Across Every Track
YUQI took part in writing and composing all six songs on 二十七 (27), according to Cineplay. Returning collaborators Siixk Jun and BOYTOY worked on the album again, joined by Italian composer Val Del Prete. Individual credits list Siixk Jun on 快乐 and 银河之舞, BOYTOY among the composers on Feels Right, and Val Del Prete among the composers on I Like You.
Why Stay Leads the Album
Stay carries composition and lyric credits for YUQI and Jay Lee. The official music video runs 3 minutes and 53 seconds and presents the song in both Chinese and English. The album centers a sunflower turning toward sunlight as its visual theme, addressing insecurity and self-acceptance tied to turning 27.
The Pre-Release Signal From I Like You
I Like You, released ahead of the full album, topped YouTube’s daily trending music-video rankings in Singapore and Hong Kong. The track also charted in more than six countries, including Canada and Australia. For fans in Southeast Asia, the Singapore and Hong Kong trending placements mark the clearest regional chart signal tied to this release so far.
YUQI Fan-Con 27 Dates and Demand
YUQI’s 2026 Fan-Con 27 opened at Baoneng Guangzhou International Sports Arena on October 11. The venue’s 10,000 seats sold out on September 30, the same day tickets went on sale. The tour then moves to three more Chinese cities.
| City | Status |
|---|---|
| Guangzhou | Sold out (10,000 seats, as of September 30 ticket sale) |
| Chengdu | Scheduled stop |
| Beijing | Scheduled stop |
| Shanghai | Scheduled stop |
All four confirmed stops are in mainland China. No fan-con dates in Southeast Asia or Latin America, and no North American tour dates, appear in the reviewed sources.
What Global Fans Are Highlighting
This Chinese-language solo project reaches audiences outside China through streaming charts rather than concert dates. The Guangzhou sellout shows strong demand inside China, while the Singapore and Hong Kong trending results and the Canada and Australia chart entries show I Like You moving independently of any tour stop.
Sources
- The Korea Times · 2026-10-08
- Cineplay · 2026-10-08
- Genie · date unknown
- FAN N STAR · date unknown
- Korea Portal · 2026-10-08
- Oseyo Korea · 2026-10-08
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