The group TEMPEST will hold a solo concert with the release of new songs in Japan.
Its agency, Yuehua Entertainment, said today (3rd) that "Tempest will release its second Japanese mini-album, BUBBLE GUM, on the 11th."
Prior to this, a teaser video of the music video for the title song "Bubble Gum" was released on the official YouTube channel of Columbia Music in Japan and the Twitter account in Japan in the afternoon of the 2nd. In the video, Tempest caught the eye with a sharp group dance. It also emphasized hip charm with white outfits and unique styling that go well with winter.
The title song "Bubble Gum" is an impressive song with sensuous grooves and addictive hip-hop sounds. The album contains Japanese versions of "Broken Record" full of sorrow, "LIGHTHOUSE" and "Slow Motion," which were released in Korea and were greatly loved.
Tempest released its Japanese debut mini-album "BANG!" in April, drawing enthusiastic responses. In particular, he proved his local popularity by holding Japanese debut showcases in Tokyo and Osaka before the release of his debut album.
Tempest, which meets Japanese fans for the first time in eight months with its second mini-album, will communicate with more fans by holding solo concerts at 5 p.m. on the 14th in Zepp Osaka Bayside and 6 p.m. on the 15th in Tokyo.
Tempest recently starred in Mnet boy group survival Road to Kingdom: ACE OF ACE. In particular, it achieved 100% in both the first and second rounds of R.ACE, a support event held through Mnet Plus, showing global firepower.
Tempest's second Japanese mini-album "BUBBLE GUM" will be released on the 11th, and the music video for the title song "Bubble Gum" will be available first on the Columbia Channel in Japan at midnight on the 6th.
[Photo provided = Yuehua Entertainment]
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Its agency, Yuehua Entertainment, said today (3rd) that "Tempest will release its second Japanese mini-album, BUBBLE GUM, on the 11th."
Prior to this, a teaser video of the music video for the title song "Bubble Gum" was released on the official YouTube channel of Columbia Music in Japan and the Twitter account in Japan in the afternoon of the 2nd. In the video, Tempest caught the eye with a sharp group dance. It also emphasized hip charm with white outfits and unique styling that go well with winter.
The title song "Bubble Gum" is an impressive song with sensuous grooves and addictive hip-hop sounds. The album contains Japanese versions of "Broken Record" full of sorrow, "LIGHTHOUSE" and "Slow Motion," which were released in Korea and were greatly loved.
Tempest released its Japanese debut mini-album "BANG!" in April, drawing enthusiastic responses. In particular, he proved his local popularity by holding Japanese debut showcases in Tokyo and Osaka before the release of his debut album.
Tempest, which meets Japanese fans for the first time in eight months with its second mini-album, will communicate with more fans by holding solo concerts at 5 p.m. on the 14th in Zepp Osaka Bayside and 6 p.m. on the 15th in Tokyo.
Tempest recently starred in Mnet boy group survival Road to Kingdom: ACE OF ACE. In particular, it achieved 100% in both the first and second rounds of R.ACE, a support event held through Mnet Plus, showing global firepower.
Tempest's second Japanese mini-album "BUBBLE GUM" will be released on the 11th, and the music video for the title song "Bubble Gum" will be available first on the Columbia Channel in Japan at midnight on the 6th.
[Photo provided = Yuehua Entertainment]
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