As the spring season approaches, the K-pop scene is heating up with an array of highly anticipated comebacks. Fans of both veteran groups and solo artists are in for a treat this March.
BTS’s J-Hope will be releasing a new album this month, marking his first full album since his military discharge last October. While exact details remain under wraps, excitement is building. J-Hope’s previous releases, including the acclaimed Jack In The Box and Hope On The Street Vol.1, have set the stage for this next chapter. Before the album drop, he will kick off his world tour, Hope On The Stage, with a series of shows in Seoul from February 28 to March 2, followed by performances across 15 cities in North and South America and Asia.
Veteran boy group Infinite is set to make a comeback on March 6 with their 8th mini album, Like Infinite. This highly anticipated release marks the group’s first in nearly two years, following their 7th mini album 13gin. A teaser featuring the group’s infinity logo and Roman numeral “XV” signals a celebration of their 15th anniversary. Fans can also catch Infinite on their ongoing Limited Edition Asia tour, with a grand finale encore concert in Incheon on April 12-13.
Additionally, Blackpink’s Jennie will release her highly anticipated first studio album, Ruby, on March 7. The album, which includes hits like “Mantra,” “Zen,” and “Love Hangover,” is already making waves worldwide, with all three pre-released tracks charting on the Billboard Hot 100. The 15-track album features collaborations with major international artists, including Childish Gambino, Doechii, Dua Lipa, FKJ, Kali Uchis, and Dominic Fike.
March promises to be an exciting month for K-pop fans, with these powerhouse artists leading the charge.
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