K-pop band Red Velvet shares album release update amid disbandment rumours

Of late, rumours of K-pop girl group Red Velvet disbanding have been doing the rounds on the internet. Red Velvet's talent management agency, however, appears to have dispelled the hearsay with their latest announcement. Not just this, fans of the band now also have an estimated timeline to look forward to when it comes to Red Velvet's next album. 3 things you need to know Red Velvet originally comprised four members - Joy, Yeri, Irene, Seulgi and Wendy. They made their debut on August 1, 2014 with the single Happiness. The fifth member, Yeri, joined the band in March 2015. Red Velvet to soon release next studio album Rumours of Red Velvet disbanding were addressed by the group's talent management agency with a short statement. Revealing that the band is currently working on their next studio album, the statement also revealed the month by which fans of the band can expect them to release the album. (Red Velvet made their debut in August of 2014 | Image: redvelvet.smtown/Instagram) Talent management agency SM Entertainment's official statement reads, "Red Velvet is preparing a full-length studio album with the goal of November." No intimation regarding the album's title has been made thus far. The studio album, slated to release in November, will mark their third venture of the kind. While the disbandment rumours have not been addressed directly so far, news of them working hard for their album automatically dispels them. Red Velvet: The hitmakers Up until March 2015, Red Velvet was a four-member lineup. They were joined by their fifth member Yeri the same month, post the release of their first extended play, Ice Cream Cake. Besides Ice Cream Cake, the band is also known for their songs Dumb Dumb, Russian Roulette, Pose, Feel My Rhythm, Sunny Side Up and Red Flavour which have become popular.

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K-pop band Red Velvet shares album release update amid disbandment rumours

K-pop girl group Red Velvet was rumoured to disband - speculations of which have been put to rest with an official announcement about their next album.

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