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Korea’s famous boy band ZE:A will make a comeback in late May after a 10-month hiatus since the release of their EP album “Illusion” in August last year.
According to news reports, despite their respective busy schedules, the members are expected to reunite as a full group and prepare for their new album.
“There is a chance that the schedule might be changed, but the members had set the date for their comeback at sometime around the end of May. They are currently putting in their best efforts for their new album,” a representative of the group‘s agency was quoted as saying.
Since there are many other boy bands lined up to return in May, such as B2ST, INFINITE, 2PM and EXO, ZE:A members may feel quite pressured, the official said. “We will try to meet the expectations of our fans and will go through discussions about our new album carefully,” the agency said.
By Kim Min-jin, Intern reporter (minjin103@heraldcorp.com)
According to news reports, despite their respective busy schedules, the members are expected to reunite as a full group and prepare for their new album.
“There is a chance that the schedule might be changed, but the members had set the date for their comeback at sometime around the end of May. They are currently putting in their best efforts for their new album,” a representative of the group‘s agency was quoted as saying.
Since there are many other boy bands lined up to return in May, such as B2ST, INFINITE, 2PM and EXO, ZE:A members may feel quite pressured, the official said. “We will try to meet the expectations of our fans and will go through discussions about our new album carefully,” the agency said.
By Kim Min-jin, Intern reporter (minjin103@heraldcorp.com)
