JO YURI

JO YURI is active as of 2026-11-15.

JO YURI was selected for the debut lineup on Mnet's audition show Produce 48 in 2018 and debuted as a member of the girl group IZ*ONE. IZ*ONE was active from 2018 to 2021, and since then she has continued her career as a solo singer and an actress.

JO YURI made her solo debut on October 7, 2021, with the single album GLASSY and its title track of the same name. It was her first solo release after IZ*ONE's activities ended. If you want to hear where her solo music began, start with this song.

JO YURI is managed by WAKEONE. Official news about her releases, drama roles and other activities is announced through WAKEONE and her official channels. For the latest updates, rely on the agency's notices rather than unofficial accounts, since plans and schedules can change.

JO YURI's fandom is called GLASSY. The name comes from the title of her solo debut album and its title track, and she herself explained that it also connects to the word GLASSY in the song's lyrics. For fan club information, check the official notices.

Widely known JO YURI solo songs include "GLASSY" (2021), "Love Shhh!" (2022) and "TAXI" (2023). Many of her songs are bright and upbeat, which makes them easy to enjoy even on a first listen. If you are new to her music, these tracks are a good place to begin.

JO YURI played Kim Jun-hee, Player 222, in seasons 2 (2024) and 3 (2025) of the Netflix series Squid Game. Before that, she appeared in the web drama Mimicus (2022). She continues to work as both a singer and an actress, so fans can follow her on screen and on stage.

While still in IZ*ONE, JO YURI sang "My Love" for the 2020 drama Do You Like Brahms?, and she has gone on to take part in many more drama soundtracks. Listening to these songs together with the dramas helps you feel their mood and lets you hear a gentler side of her voice.

At the 2024 Asia Artist Awards (AAA), JO YURI won the Best Choice Award and the Emotive Award in the TV and film category. These awards reflect how she has broadened her work across both music and acting. For full details, check each ceremony's official records.

Start with her solo debut song "GLASSY," then move on to "Love Shhh!" and "TAXI." Adding the drama soundtrack song "My Love" and a few IZ*ONE songs lets you compare her group years with her solo work and hear how her style has grown.

News about JO YURI's new music and events is announced through WAKEONE's official notices and her official channels, so check there first. During promotions she may appear on music shows, and tickets should only be bought from official sellers. Please avoid scalped tickets, invading her privacy and filming where it is not allowed.