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Riize to release 2nd studio album next spring

K-pop boy group Riize will release its second full-length album in spring 2027, preceded by a prologue single next month, SM Entertainment, the group's label, said Monday. The six-member act, which marked its third anniversary this month, also unveiled the schedule during a two-day fan meet-and-greet at Incheon's Inspire Arena on Saturday and Sunday. Ahead of the 2027 album, Riize will drop a…

Riize to release 2nd studio album next spring

K-pop boy band Riize plans to release its second studio album in spring 2027, according to SM Entertainment, the group's record label. The announcement was made on Monday, following the band's third anniversary this month. The schedule was revealed during a two-day fan meet-and-greet at Incheon's Inspire Arena on Saturday and Sunday. In preparation for the upcoming album, Riize will release a prologue single on October 26, SM announced.

During the fan event, the six-member group performed popular songs such as "Do Your Dance," "Fly Up," and "Get a Guitar." They also showcased solo performances by individual members. The group expressed their excitement for the future, stating that they have already been three years together but feel like it has been just three years. They expressed their enthusiasm for achieving more together and hoped to continue for a long time, even up to their 300th anniversary, using the name of their fandom, Briize.

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