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ATEEZ to Return Nov. 13, Following ‘BAD’ Frenzy

LifestyleATEEZ to Return Nov. 13, Following ‘BAD’ Frenzy
Courtesy of News1
Courtesy of News1

The group ATEEZ, which enjoyed major success with “BAD,” will make a comeback in November.

According to its agency KQ Entertainment on the 8th, ATEEZ will release its new album “GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6” on Nov. 13.

“CRASH TO BEGIN,” featured in the spoiler video released that day, is a phrase that connects collision with a new beginning. Attention is focused on how ATEEZ will expand its existing storyline and musical direction through the new album.

“GOLDEN HOUR” is an album series that ATEEZ has continued since “Part.1,” released in May 2024. The group’s previous mini album, “GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5,” was released in June and topped the U.S. Billboard main albums chart, the Billboard 200.

In particular, the title track “BAD” from “GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5” sparked a frenzy after gaining word-of-mouth popularity through challenges. The song has continued its long-running success, taking first place on SBS’ “Inkigayo” for two consecutive weeks on Sept. 13 and 20, even after the group had concluded its official promotional activities.

Meanwhile, ATEEZ is an eight-member boy group that debuted in 2018. The group has released songs including “WORK,” “Crazy Form,” “UTOPIA,” “Hush-Hush” and “BOUNCY,” earning widespread popularity in South Korea and overseas.

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