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Park Bom returns to K-pop stage in March

By Lee So-jeong

Published : Feb. 15, 2019 - 14:22

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Park Bom, formerly of the now-disbanded 2NE1, is reportedly set to return to the K-pop scene in March.

According to a report from the Star News on Friday, Park will release her new song in March, and is working on a new album.


(Park Bom`s Instagram) (Park Bom`s Instagram)

Park’s upcoming release would be her first in eight years, following her digital single “Don’t Cry” released in April 2011. She debuted as a solo artist with the hit solo album “You and I” in 2009.

Park Bom left YG Entertainment after 2NE1 disbanded in 2016. She has since joined the newly established agency D-Nation, and her fans have been hotly anticipating her return since.

Upon news of her comeback, chief producer of YG Entertainment Yang Hyun-suk cheered on Park, uploading a post to his Instagram account saying, “Park Bom’s New Release. Although she is no longer with YG, I really wish her all the success with her new release.”

By Lee So-jeong (xojeong2@heraldcorp.com)

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