Supporting
Ahn Do-gyu as Oh Ma-joo
Kim Hyeong-beom as adult Oh Ma-joo
Ma-joo is the band manager and Yi-chan's childhood friend. He is knowledgeable and resourceful. In 2023, Ma-joo owns MJ Entertainment who manages a famous rockstar Yoon Dong-jin.
Yoon Jae-chan as Kang Hyun-yul
Song Chang-eui as adult Kang Hyun-yul
A genius bassist, Hyun-yul was a former member of gangster and bullies called Jindo Dog. After meeting Choi Hyun, the owner of Baekya Music Store, he changed his life and started focusing on music.
Lee Ha-min as Lee Si-guk
Ryu Soo-young as adult Lee Si-guk
A drummer from the church band. He is very short tempered especially toward Yi-chan's antics.
Lee Soo-chan as Noh Se-bum
Jin Tae-hyun as adult Noh Se-bum
Se-bum is a talented keyboardist who majored in classical piano and studied abroad early.
Choi Won-young as Eun-gyeol's father
Seo Young-hee as Eun-gyeol's mother
Bong Jae-hyun as Eun-ho
Eun-ho is Eun-gyeol's older brother who is born deaf and dreams of becoming a national Paralympics taekwondo athlete. Due to his handsome appearance, Eun-ho is popular on social media, to which he has been addicted since childhood.
Go Doo-shim as Go Yang-hee, Yi-chan's grandmother and the owner of boarding house.
Lee Seok-hyung as Jung Bal-san, a college student at a boarding house run by Yi-chan's grandmother.
Chun Ho-jin as Choi Hyun / Grandpa Viva
Park Ho-san as younger Choi Hyun
Choi Hyun is the owner of musical instrument store Baekya Music, later renamed as Viva Music. He was a famous rock star whose popularity decreased after his girlfriend became pregnant. His girlfriend is actually Choi Se-gyeong's real mother. He is supportive of aspiring musicians who seek his advice about music even later in life, when he tutors Eun-gyeol on the guitar.
Jung Sang-hoon as master of the mysterious musical instrument store La Vida Music. Through the store, Eun-gyeol and Eun-yoo time travel to 1995. He keeps in touch with both time travelers through their dreams by calling them on phones, even broken ones.
Woo Je-yeon as On Ji-hwan, a second-year student at Myeongsae University Medical School who serves as vocalist and guitarist for the band Golden Scalpel. He is Choi Se-gyeong's boyfriend and later her husband, and also Eun-yoo's father. However, their marriage falls apart because of their different approaches to parenting.
Kim Tae-woo as Yoon Geon-hyung, Cheong-ah's father who is the chairman of Jinseong Musical Instruments. As a businessman, he frequently travels so he has no idea how abusive Cheong-ah's step mother is.
Kim Joo-ryoung as Lim Ji-mi, Cheong-ah's live-in tutor and later stepmother who serves as chairwoman of Seowon Arts High School Foundation. She uses harsh methods to torture Cheong-ah, who will be the next chairwoman of Jinseong Group.
Kwon Do-hyung as Yoon Joo-yeop, Lim Ji-mi's biological son and Cheong-ah's stepbrother.
Lee Soo-min as Yoon Sang-ah, Lim Ji-mi's biological daughter and Cheong-ah's stepsister who is a student at Seowon Arts High School. She looks down on poor boys no matter how handsome they are.
Koo Jun-hoe as Goo Jun-hyung, the main vocalist of Spine 9 who senses hears Eun-gyeol's musical talent and attempts to recruit him into his band.
Yeon Oh as Jeong Ji-oh, Spine 9 bassist.
Han Min as Bae Soo-tak, Spine 9 drummer.
Kim Jun-hyung as Yoon Dong-jin
Yoon Do-hyun as Yoon Dong-jin (2023), Chuncheon National University legendary guitarist.
Kim Ye-ji as Mira Lee
Kim Mi-hwa as the Landlady