Red Velvet Teases at Full Group Comeback Set for August
After over a year of waiting, the K-Pop girl group Red Velvet is confirmed to be working on a full group comeback sometime in August. Fans have been eager for the group to release new music, since their last album which was released in 2019.
On June 9, SM Entertainment told Korean TV entertainment outlet Naver, “Red Velvet is preparing a new album with the goal of making a comeback in August.” Telling the press to “Please look forward to it”, fans of the girl group went into a frenzy on Twitter sharing their excitement. If the girls do have a comeback in August, this will be their first full group album since The ReVe Festival Finale, released in December of 2019.
The wait is over my girls is rocking the world soon😭
— Reve_luvdriana🖤 (@Redluvies2) June 9, 2021
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EVERYONE will be watching, the whole world will be tuning in. My girls are back!!!
— RED VELVET COMEBACK ミ★ (@yeripurp) June 9, 2021
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While the Red Velvet hasn’t made music as a group, the ladies of the iconic girl group haven’t left their fans without new content. Irene and Seulgi teamed up to release hits “Monster” and “Naughty” in July of 2020 and just recently reached one hundred million views for the “Monster” music video. Wendy released her first solo album Like Water, this past April, and just recently, member Joy released her solo remake album, Hello, at the end of May. Aside from music, youngest member Yeri made her acting debut in one episode, K-drama, Mind Condition.
Red Velvet has been a strong contender in the world of K-pop; debuting in 2014, the group has continued to release hit after hit, winning various awards at Korean Music Shows and expanding their fanbase beyond their home country. Some of their most popular songs include “Ice Cream Cake,” “Peek-A-Boo,” and most recently, their smash hit “Psycho,” released in 2019.
With the group’s long history of continued success, this comeback shouldn’t disappoint.
