The title track 'BLACKHOLE' marks a new beginning for the group, generating excitement.
The upcoming album, releasing on the 23rd, is garnering attention with diverse content.
[TVDaily's Kim Jin-seok] Ahead of their comeback in 2026, IVE visited the JTBC Newsroom. The group had an honest discussion about their second regular album 'REVIVE+' and their world tour plans, connecting with their fans in a meaningful way.
Member Jang Won-young recalled her childhood dream of becoming a news anchor, sharing her feelings of excitement during the broadcast while conveying encouraging messages. Rei highlighted that their active engagement has been a driving force for achieving great outcomes with this album, while Liz expressed her gratitude and the growing bond with their fans.
Regarding their new album 'REVIVE+', Jang Won-young emphasized that the title track 'BLACKHOLE' marks a new beginning for the group. A sneak peek of the song's killing parts and key choreography was unveiled, generating anticipation as IVE is set to release their regular second album on the 23rd and engage in robust promotional activities.
IVE is emerging as a prominent girl group in the current K-POP scene, and their second regular album 'REVIVE+' showcases an evolved musical direction. The title track 'BLACKHOLE' emphasizes the group's identity and originality while strengthening their connection with fans.
The discussion of their world tour plans during the broadcast offers IVE an opportunity to get closer to global fans, clearly demonstrating their growth potential. This direct communication with fans transcends mere stage performances, suggesting a process that is likely to continue well into the future.
Through continuous innovation, IVE is solidifying their position in the music industry by stepping outside conventional frameworks. Such activities foster a deeper bond with their fandom, 'DIVE', contributing to the global growth of K-POP.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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