Here’s when STAYC will make their comeback with ‘Teenfresh’

STAYC are officially set to comeback with new music this summer with their third mini-album ‘Teenfresh’.

Yesterday (July 24), STAYC announced that they are set to make their return next month with their third mini-album, titled ‘Teenfresh’. The upcoming project will be released at 6pm KST on August 16.

‘Teenfresh’ is available for pre-order now in the US, with international pre-orders starting on July 27. On July 26, the girl group will also launch a new website called bubble-arcade.com.

From July 30 to August 15, STAYC will drop album trailer films and photos, concept photos and music video teasers for the record before it comes out on August 16. Check out the full content schedule for STAYC’s comeback with ‘Teenfresh’ here.

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[TEENFRESH] Scheduler

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— STAYC(스테이씨) (@STAYC_official) July 24, 2023

‘Teenfresh”s upcoming release will mark the K-pop girl group’s second comeback of 2023, following their February single album ‘Teddy Bear’. That project featured a Korean-language version of their viral hit Japanese single ‘Poppy’.

Back in May, STAYC aheld their fanmeeting event ‘SWITH Gelato Factory’ across several days in South Korea, later bringing the show to Osaka and Yokohama in Japan. In addition to their original tracks, STAYC also performed a cover of EXO’s 2018 single ‘Love Shot’.

In other K-pop news, South Korean television channel Mnet has announced that its upcoming reality competition series I-LAND 2 will be in collaboration with The Black Label. The reality TV competition will premiere sometime in 2024.

Elsewhere, Jeon Somi is set to make her long-awaited comeback next month with ‘Game Plan’. The upcoming EP will be Jeon’s first release in almost two years, following her debut studio album ‘XOXO’ in October 2021.

The official announcement of ‘Game Plan’ came nearly two months after Jeon’s agency, the YG Entertainment-owned The Black Label, confirmed that the singer was “preparing to make a comeback”.