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K-pop boy band EXO has postponed the release date of its EP “Overdose” out of respect for the passengers onboard the sunken ferry Sewol, SM Entertainment said on Friday.
“After discussions with the members over the upcoming schedule, we have decided to indefinitely put off the April 21 release date of the album,” the agency announced through its official website.
"We ask for fans’ understanding, since the decision is our expression of condolence to the victims and our hope for the safe return of the missing passengers,” the agency added.
(khnews@heraldcorp.com)
