P1Harmony Announces Release Date for Debut Studio Album, "Killin’ It"
Kelly.K
pittou8181@gmail.com | 2024-01-18 21:59:30
FNC Entertainment Confirms Feb. 5 Launch with Unique Poster Teaser
▲ Courtesy of FNC EntertainmentOn Feb. 5, all tracks from the LP, including the music video for the titular track, will be officially revealed. The physical album will be available in Korea two days later and in the US four days post-release. Fans can anticipate the performance video for the main track, slated for release on Feb. 12.
Prior to this announcement, P1Harmony concluded their year-long world tour, "P1oneer," in Germany last week. The extensive tour, which commenced in Seoul in January of the previous year, spanned 39 cities. Notably, during the European leg of the tour, the six-member group performed "Fall In Love Again," a digital single released in November the previous year, live for the first time.
Courtesy of FNC Entertainment
FNC Entertainment revealed on Thursday that P1Harmony is set to release their inaugural studio album, titled "Killin’ It," on Feb. 5. The announcement was accompanied by a poster unveiling details of the album's release, featuring X-ray-style glimpses of the band members.
Prior to this announcement, P1Harmony concluded their year-long world tour, "P1oneer," in Germany last week. The extensive tour, which commenced in Seoul in January of the previous year, spanned 39 cities. Notably, during the European leg of the tour, the six-member group performed "Fall In Love Again," a digital single released in November the previous year, live for the first time.
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