11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
ATEEZ extends contract with current agency to stay together as a group for another 7 years
Popular K-pop group ATEEZ, known for their hard-hitting vocal and rapping skills, have all decided to renew their contracts with their current management. Rumours of the development had been circulating since last month, as the leader of the group had been dropping hints about the matter.
ATEEZ extends official contract with their agency
As reported by Yonhap News, ATEEZ has mutually agreed to extend their contract with their current management company. The entire group has mutually agreed with their company to extend the contract's term by an additional 7 years.
Seonghwa, Yunho, Hongjoong, Wooyoung, Yeosang, San, Mingi, and Jongho, after working with the company for 7 years, extended their contracts for another 7 years long term. Their management agency also issued a statement in the matter.
Their statement read, "We are happy to continue our relationship based on the trust we have built over the past 7 years. We will not spare our full support so that each member can fully demonstrate their limitless potential and advance to a bigger and wider stage'.
About ATEEZ
ATEEZ is an extremely popular K-pop group. They debuted in 2018, with their first ever EP, 'TREASURE EP.1: All To Zero'. Throughout the years, they have managed to release a number of hits such as 'Wonderland', 'Halazia', 'Hala Hala', and 'Inception', to name a few.
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Recently, the group just made a stellar comeback with their 12th mini album, titled 'Golden Hour: Part. 3' on June 13, 2025. The album is said to share the experiences of going through your youth, craving freedom, and being open and vulnerable. The leading song of the album was 'Lemon Drop', which managed to garner a lot of traction among the public ever since its release.
