(Seoul = News1) Reporter Hwang Mi-hyun = The group KARA will make a full-group comeback in November.

RBW announced on the 19th, "KARA will release a 15th-anniversary debut album in November," adding, "As it is a 15th-anniversary album where they are gathering again after a long time, we plan to provide full support so that the KARA members can express their desire to present this to their fans to the fullest."

This is the first full-group album from KARA in 7 years since their 7th mini-album "In Love," released in May 2015. Furthermore, it is even more meaningful as it is a full-group album featuring all five members, including Park Gyuri, Han Seung-yeon, and Heo Young-ji, as well as Nicole and Kang Ji-young, who departed in 2014.


KARA's 15th-anniversary album will be released by RBW, which acquired DSP Media, KARA's former agency. As this is an album prepared for the fans who have consistently sent their love and support for a long time, the members expressed their ambition to enjoy it together with their fans through an album filled with happy and bright energy, like a festival.

KARA is also scheduled to make various broadcast appearances alongside the release of this 15th-anniversary album, further amplifying anticipation.

Debuting in 2007 with their first full-length album "Bloooooming," KARA received great love from the public as a "representative girl group of the 2nd generation," recording hits with every song they released, such as "Lupin," "STEP," "Mister," "Pretty Girl," "Honey," "Mamma Mia," "Jumping," and "Wanna." They achieved global popularity, recording high album sales on the Japanese Oricon chart and holding a solo concert at the Tokyo Dome, a first for a girl group.

Having confirmed their full-group comeback in November to mark their 15th debut anniversary, KARA is now entering full-scale album production to stand before their fans with high-quality music.

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.