Musician Lee Juck will be heading to L.A. and New York in the fall to begin his "2014 Lee Juck U.S. Tour Concert," according to the Korean publication Osen.

"I'm excited to meet with my fans overseas. We've prepared a full band and collaborated with getting the perfect lighting, sound and attire just for this solo concert," stated Lee.

Lee will be performing at the Nokia Theater in L.A. on September 25 and the Best Buy Theater located in New York's Times Square on September 28.

Lee Juck has become a household name in the Korean music industry, performing at venues both large and small. The 40-year-old has been active under the label Music Farm since debuting back in 1995.

The "I Didn't Know At The Time" singer made his debut as a member of the band Panic with his friend and singer Kim Jin Pyo. He made his official solo debut in 1999 with his album "Dead End."

Lee began to gain mainstream attention with the release of his third album, titled "Songs Made of Wood," which won "Album of the Year," "Song of the Year," "Best Pop Album" and "Best Pop Song" at the Korean Music Awards in 2008, according to The Korea Times.

Lee Juck has gone on to become the DJ of major radio shows in South Korea, including MBC FM's "At Starry Night" and SBS FM's "Ten-Ten Club."

The Korean pop sensation held a concert in Korea in April for a total of 10,000 of his fans. Lee has been known for his impeccable performance on stage as well as his ability to gather explosive reactions from fans during his concerts.

The "Love" hitmaker has vowed to do the same for the fans that will be attending his concerts in the U.S this September.

"I think I'm going to be more nervous than the people attending the concert. For those who enjoy my music, you'll be able to have quite the experience," stated Lee.