EVERGLOW officially confirms September comeback!

In September, EVERGLOW announced its latest logo recently to have the fandom get thrilled with its comeback details. EVERGLOW is a girl band from South Korea, whose single album "Arrival of Everglow" was released in March 2019. E:U, Sihyeon, Mia, Onda, Aisha, Yiren are the six members that complete the band. (via Pinkvilla)

Although Bon Bon Chocolat is where EVERGLOW began its reign, the leading single Dun Dun of their first mini-album, Reminiscence, marked their feet in entertainment history.

EVERGLOW will be launching its second mini-album on September 21, which is also an important day for world peace, connected with their approaching Return in September. EVERGLOW confirmed the premiere date with the brand spanking new pink-tastik logo for its untitled mini-album to Thrill Forever (fandom name) concerning their highly expected return.

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It is fascinating what is in preparation for EVERGLOW, who were overwhelmingly fascinated with the group logo's evolution. In the meantime, the 100 million views milestone on YouTube has managed to pass by two MVs of EVERGLOW.

Although Dun Dun MV has 151 million views and adds up, Adios has 119 million streams. Moreover, EVERGLOW was sorry to have to scrap its music event, slated in Los Angeles at the Fonda Theatre, on March 15 because of the COVED-19 pandemic.

EVERGLOW DEBUT

Everglow launched their first single release on March 18, 2019, Arrival of Everglow, with the "Bon Bon Chocolat" leading track. The track was co-written by American singer-songwriter Melanie Fontana, who had composed for existing bands, such as the boy band BTS and musician Tiffany Young.

The band made their debut appearance on Mnet's music program M Countdown on March 21. their promotions, Everglow experienced massive success; Arrival of Everglow premiered and made it to number 6 on the Gaon Album Chart, distributing over 23,000 records as of September 2019.

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