Former U-Kiss member Alexander announced the launch of his official fanclub "Xanderland." Recently busy filming for a drama, Alexander announced in a video message the official launching of the fanclub and also explained the meaning behind it. 

Recently, Sendai, Japan held the "Tohoku Celebration of Hope" festival from March 2nd through March 4th, marking the 1-year anniversary of Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit the region last year. 

Alexander celebrates Lunar New Year in Malaysia,he had a dinner with Malaysian artists,check out the clip below!

Former U-Kiss member Alexander has been enjoying a successful solo career with fan-meeting across Asia. The multi-lingual singer has been staying in touch with fans all over with these fan-meetings and he has just recently released his first music video for " I Just."

It's a sweet and cheerful love song, with the theme of the music video showing his balance between a sweetheart image versus a rich playboy. Alexander is shown surrounded by material items such as luxury cars and motorcycles, but he can only focus on his true love. Unfortunately, the girl he likes does not quite understand his feelings yet.

Check out Alexander's music video below:






Source: AsianDream2018

After departing from U-Kiss, Alexander announced that he will finally be starting a solo career. On December 9th, he held his "Alexander Showcase Live 2011" at the Akasaka Blitz in Tokyo.

It has been over a year since he has met his Japanese fans onstage in a live event, so he made the event extra special for them by singing five songs, including Hyunbin's "That Man" from the popular "Secret Garden" drama OST and his new Japanese tracks, "Oh Baby" and "I'm JUST."

He explained that he was very excited to begin promoting in Japan: "I studied the Japanese language in college and personally have a lot of interest in Japanese culture. I'd love to improve on my language skills and slowly expand on my Japanese activities."

Alexander reminisced his days with U-Kiss promoting in Japan, "I'm nervous standing here without the U-Kiss members but also glad to be able to meet with my fans." He continued expressing his excitement in foraying into the Japanese market, adding that he would love to work with famous singers such as Hamasaki Ayumi and Utada Hikaru.



Source:news24