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Apink has officially wrapped up the monthlong promotional activities for its third full-length album “Pink Revolution.”
The K-pop girl group marked the occasion with a final performance on SBS’ popular music program “Inkigayo” on Oct. 23, according to the group’s management agency Plan A Entertainment on Tuesday.
The nine-track album is Apink’s first group release in over a year. To mark the band’s return to the spotlight, the members actively participated in shaping and producing “Pink Revolution,” which was unveiled last month.
The K-pop girl group marked the occasion with a final performance on SBS’ popular music program “Inkigayo” on Oct. 23, according to the group’s management agency Plan A Entertainment on Tuesday.
The nine-track album is Apink’s first group release in over a year. To mark the band’s return to the spotlight, the members actively participated in shaping and producing “Pink Revolution,” which was unveiled last month.
The album’s title track “Only One,” which topped music charts at home and abroad upon release, is the group’s first hip-hop and rhythm-and-blues track produced in collaboration with the producing team Black-eyed Pilseung.
Meanwhile, the six-member act is gearing up for its upcoming Asia tour, which kicks off in Singapore and the Philippines in November.
By Kim Yu-young (ivykim@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
