Key
김기범- Name
- Kim Ki-bum
- Born
- 23 September 1991
SHINee member who went solo after ten years in the group and has released three full solo albums since 2018.
Solo artist · SM Entertainment · since 2018
SHINee's Key waited ten years for his first solo album, Face. His third, Hunter (2025), leads with heavy bass and guitar riffs on a song he describes as "the battle of a divided self".
8years on 26 November 2026 · in 31 days
Key had been in SHINee for a decade before he released an album under his own name. "I think now is the right time to debut as a soloist," he said in November 2018, when Face came out with "One of Those Nights", a duet with Crush. He was 27, and the album had ten tracks. A few months later the repackage I Wanna Be appeared on the same day he joined the army band.
He came back from the military in October 2020, and his first EP, Bad Love, gave him something Face had not: a music show trophy, on Show! Music Core. Taeyeon had joined him on the pre-release "Hate That..." a month earlier. The full album Gasoline followed in 2022 and got a second life the next winter as Killer. By then the Keyland concerts had moved from Seoul halls to Jangchung Arena and Japan.
Each record builds its own world. Pleasure Shop opened a futuristic store in its video. Hunter went darker, with heavy bass and guitar riffs, and he explained that it is about "the battle of a divided self": the hunter is a side of himself he did not know. On the same album Seulgi of Red Velvet joins him on "Perfect Error", a brighter song about believing in yourself.
Hunter, released in August 2025, is his latest solo album and his third full-length one. He took it to three nights of Keyland: Uncanny Valley in Seoul that September, his first solo concerts in a year. In 2026 he is back on stage with SHINee, at KSPO Dome in May, and on the group's June mini album Atmos.
Debuts as a member of SHINee.
Pre-release single "Forever Yours" featuring Soyou.
Solo debut with the studio album Face and "One of Those Nights".
Repackage I Wanna Be comes out on the day he enlists in the army band.
Completes his military service.
First EP, Bad Love.
"Bad Love" gives him his first solo music show win, on Show! Music Core.
Second studio album, Gasoline.
G.O.A.T. in the Keyland at Jangchung Arena in Seoul, then Yokohama.
Repackage Killer, with two new B-sides.
EP Good & Great.
Keyland On: And On opens in Seoul and becomes his first solo Asia tour.
Third EP, Pleasure Shop.
Third studio album, Hunter, with ten tracks.
Three nights of Keyland: Uncanny Valley in Seoul, 26 to 28 September.
26 October 2026
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The Fan Chart on The Crowd adds up every fan's top 10. Here is where Key stands.
SHINee member who went solo after ten years in the group and has released three full solo albums since 2018.
Also a member of SHINee
"Forever Yours" (with Soyou) came before Face, and "Hate That..." (with Taeyeon) before Bad Love. I Wanna Be features Soyeon of (G)I-DLE on its title track. Hunter has Seulgi of Red Velvet on "Perfect Error". SHINee releases are on the SHINee page.
Tracklists: MusicBrainz
We found no official fan club name in news or agency sources.
On 26 November 2018, with the studio album Face and the lead single "One of Those Nights" featuring Crush. The single "Forever Yours" with Soyou came out three weeks earlier as a preview.
Kim Ki-bum (김기범). He was born on 23 September 1991 in Daegu.
We found no official fan club name for his solo work in news or agency sources. SHINee's fandom is Shawol.
"Bad Love" (2021), the title track of his first EP and his first solo music show winner, on Show! Music Core.
Hunter, his third studio album, released on 11 August 2025 with ten tracks. He followed it with three nights of Keyland: Uncanny Valley in Seoul in September 2025.
Know your Key?Six K-pop questions a day in the Daily, and a collectible card for every finished set.
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