The K-pop artistes making a comeback in Feb: From rookies to older generation


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New albums from some rookies and older generation K-pop artistes drop this month, including BSS (pic), a trio unit from Seventeen. – Photo: PLEDIS Entertainment

Just a month into the new year, a handful of K-pop acts are vying to announce their latest comeback.

Unlike the first two months of previous years, the comeback of some of K-pop's biggest idol groups is yet to come as the groups aim to expand their reach overseas and are out on world tours.

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