K-pop boy group EVNNE to debut in September

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Wed, November 29, 2023 | 10:33

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K-pop boy group EVNNE to debut in September

Posted : 2023-08-16 15:58

Updated : 2023-08-16 17:39

Seven-member boy group EVNNE / Courtesy of Jellyfish Entertainment

By Hong Hye-min

Jellyfish Entertainment's new, seven-member boy group, EVNNE, is set to make its official debut on Sept. 18.

The announcement was made on the agency's official social media pages on Tuesday, which also revealed the group's logo and the phrase "EVNNE Coming Soon!" to mark the beginning of the countdown to its debut.

The official logo of the group includes the letters E and V that symbolize its dreams of a bright future as well as its passion and enthusiasm as a young, up-and-coming K-pop group.

The phrases accompanying the logo include "Evening's Newest Etoiles", which inspired the name EVNNE, and "Stars Rising in the Night Sky," which signifies the intention to shine brightly like a star in the night sky and grab the world's attention.

EVNNE's seven members include Moon Jung-hyun, Park Ji-hoo, Park Han-bin, Yoo Seung-un, Lee Jung-hyun, Ji Yoon-seo and Keita. They are determined to set themselves apart as a one-of-a-kind K-pop group through distinctive music style and unique individual styles.

The group has generated significant buzz with their good looks, exceptional musical abilities and diverse range of skills during their recent appearance on Mnet's "Boys Planet."

The growing anticipation over EVNNE's debut is also owed to the fact that they're under contract with Jellyfish Entertainment, an agency renowned for its music production and artist management.

EVNNE, one of the most promising rookie idol groups in K-pop today, will make its official debut at 6 p.m. Korea Time on Sept. 18, with the debut album to be released simultaneously on major online and offline music platforms.

Hong Hye-min (hhm@hankookilbo.com) is a reporter at The Hankook Ilbo, a sister publication of The Korea Times. This article, previously published in The Hankook Ilbo, has been translated as part of a news-sharing program.