Kpop boy group SEVENTEEN announces their comeback for October

We hope you are ready for a “Super” comeback, because the Kpop boy group SEVENTEEN has officially announced it will be releasing new music today, Tuesday, September 19. The 13-piece all-male band had previously launched their tenth extended play in April, which spawned the kpop banger “Super,” and the melancholic “F*ck My Life.” The EP saw great success across world charts and peaked at the number one spot both in South Korea and Japan, while it got to number two in the United States.

The group finally announced their new music through a teaser posted in X, formerly known as Twitter. In the post, we can see a 30-second video showing a red wristband. In addition, the sneak-peak includes the names of all members: S. Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon and Dino, along with the release date and the title of the project. 

According to Weverse, the 11th EP SEVENTEEN will release is going to be titled “SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN,” and it will officially drop on October 23, 2023. Much to the delight of their fans, also known as Carat, the mini-album will be released in three versions. These options are titled: AM 5:26 Ver, PM 2:14 Ver and PM 10:23 Ver. All come with different arts, aesthetic, photo books, lyric books and more additional content Kpop lovers are no strangers to when getting a physical album.

With this new release, SEVENTEEN might be bringing songs that resemble each of these moments in a festival, which might lead to think they could release a chill track, then a festival cute song and finally a great dance floor filler! If you want to grab a copy as soon as possible, then it’s your lucky day because pre-order starts tomorrow.

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